I love to read. I have a list of 'great books' in my head, one's that I couldn't put down- usually they're memoirs. One of those books was 'The Glass Castle."
Sharon has written a series of blogs, a type of mini-memoir of her adventures 'back to the land' that are such a good read. I've been 'between' books for quite some time and can't seem to find anything I'm interested in reading. These posts wet my appetite again for a good book... guess I'll have to be searching...
Be sure and check out Sharon's blog if you haven't already.
Why, thank you so much for mentioning that! I am fairly sure I didn't have many followers when I wrote it, so I am sure it would be "new" to many!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday!
I read The Glass Castle a little bit okay; I agree with you, it was one of those "can't put down", "I'll just read a few more pages of it" types of books. I did check out Sharon's blog about the start of her "live off the land" type of adventure; when I have more time, hoping to go back and read "more of the story"; thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteI am like you, I love to read. Always looking for a good read. It is a bit so terribly sad but Anna Quindlen's lastest book, which the name escapes me right now, was a very good read. I'll have to hunt down the name and come back later with it.
have a good day!
betty
okay, "Every Last One" is the name of the Anne Quindlen's book. It is so very sad but she writes so very well.
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Hi guys,
ReplyDeleteMy hu-mom will ready just about anything! If something is recommended, she will try it! She will look into the Glass Castle, thanks!
Drools and licks,
Minnie and Mack
I will too, thank you Chambray Blue.--Inger
ReplyDeleteFunny you should mention reading Bobbi. I was just saying that I will return a book I didn't like much at all. I find fiction difficult....I prefer creative non-fiction. To the library on Tuesday to look again.
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