My Summer Reading Program goal was twelve books, fiction or non-fiction. Upon completing them I have a bonus goal, a book I have been putting off reading, largely because it is so, well... large: The Worm in the Bud: The World of Victorian Sexuality by Ronald Pearsall. I think this book weighs about five pounds.
It's not very likely I'll reach this goal. (I should have chosen something about toilets.)
I almost thought I wouldn't make it to twelve, what with how wasting all that time on Collapse* set me back.
(SRP12) Faking It by Jennifer Crusie 412 pgs.
This book was delightful. A con man trying to go straight falls in with a quirky family that has a tradition of forging paintings. Made me want to paint! A
*I am deeply disappointed by Jared Diamond.
4 comments:
Congrats on making your goal! I undoubtably will not be making mine :-(
Jennifer Crusie's books are so cute.
The Worm in the Bud looks great.
I don't think I'm going to make my goal. I had no idea it took me so long to read non fiction.
You rock! I have just returned to reading and it's like I'm rendezvousing with a long lost lover. I still knit plenty, but the fever has passed and I feel like I have time again in my life for reading stuff that doesn't involve knitting. I'm so grateful. Actually, I think reading your highly unsatisfactory mystery drove me back into the arms of literature, seeking to quench my appetite. So I have you to thank! :)
Whoa, you make it sound like I wrote that highly unsatisfactory mystery novel! I only owned a copy. And I didn't recommend it. But I have better books you can borrow.
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