I just finished this book for Book Club, about a murdered 14-year-old watching the goings-on on earth that follow her death, and it was interesting but I’m not lining up to see the movie, being less than a fan of movie-book adaptations in general:
Now I have to read this beautiful beast by March 19, a mere 959 pages:
And this one by April 4, one I’ve been meaning to read for ages and am very much looking forward to:
And I’m supposed to already be 3/4 done this one for school so I can write a paper on it, but have yet to start…:
So you will understand if I don’t bathe my house or dust my children.
Kyle says
I enjoyed Freakanomics. For one, I enjoy Economics. and for two, it is actually interesting. Enjoyable, I think you’d like it. But then again, you took an English Lit class in high school while I took an Economics class…..
Erin says
Have fun! :) I hate being an English major without any time to read. :P And Irene, I LOVE The Shadow of the Wind! The sequel, The Angel’s Game, is amazing too. I may be biased because I really want to go to Barcelona, but the setting and atmosphere Zafon creates are so beautiful!
debbyt says
Lol, you make me laugh Anna. Don’t make me feel guilty for making you read Gone with the Wind! It will be worth it.
Irene says
wow, that is a lot of reading to do. i am just finishing Infidel and will be working on The Shadow of the Wind (set in Barcelona).
Raych says
No one notices when the children get dusty.
You will like Freakonomics, I think, and it’s a surprisingly easy read. Gone with the Wind is SO LONG but SO GREAT (but SORT OF EXHAUSTING, because it’s hot and the war and Ashley Wilkes and you have to make your clothes out of curtains).