Thanks to Jill at
My Individual Take, I'm adding a new librarian blog to my list of reads,
The Annoyed Librarian. Librarians seem to be good at satire. I try to visit
Miss Information on a regular basis.

I'm almost finished with
Break, Blow, Burn, so I'm feeling pretty good about where I am on the stack of 8 that I resolved to work on exclusively (more or less)
last week. I have not ordered any more books, nor have I checked out any more library books. The month is almost over, and I've finished
Candide,
The Physics of the Buffyverse,
Weight in the last week. Admittedly, two were very short (
Candide is at the top of the stack) and the other I'd read about half of before putting it aside for a while.
I've also begun
Palace Walk, and I'm enjoying it so far. Will I stick to finishing the "current project stack" even after February is over and before getting anything new?
Well, I don't know because the books that I've recently received are not in that stack, and they look so tempting.
Since this is a variety pack, here is a link to
THINGS TO DO AT HOME WHEN YOU ARE BORED. :) This guy's imagination makes me grin.
And a link to J. K. Rowling's
official site.
8 comments:
I'm looking forward to your thoughts on Palace Walk -- I'd like to read that one this year.
The 'bored' link was hilarious!
Palace Walk is on my wishlist so I'm looking forward to reading your comments on that one.
I like Annoyed Librarian, too. I found her not too long ago and I enjoy popping over there to read what she's interested in lately.
Dorothy - It is a fascinating look at another culture. I'm moving slowly with it, but enjoying it--even when I can't comprehend the patriarchal nature of the society.
heather - :) Yeah, he's a creative fellow, isn't he?
Lesley - I'm working on it! I wanted to finish it in February, but don't know if I'll make it.
BSR - I've enjoyed Annoyed Librarian's posts. My mother wanted me to be a librarian, but I didn't realize it would be so interesting! Interviewing poets and dispensing sarcasm and all.
Palace Walk is wonderful (at least, I thought so!)....happy reading!
It's good to stick with a reading plan sometimes and whittle down those stacks. I am always trying and always led astray! I also want to read the Mahfouz!
LK - I'm so impressed with Mahfouz's writing. The treatment of women is disturbing, but every character seems so real!
Danielle - My stack is so assorted--each book follows a different interest. You'd love his writing, Danielle...so natural.
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