This is one of those fun things that some blogs participate in, and I thought I'd share my reading adventures today.
For some reason, I got to thinking about The Accidental Tourist by Anne Tyler, so I picked it up at my library to re-read. It's still good, I'm glad to say. Below is my kitten Chloe, ready for me to snuggle up with the book. I usually read a kids book at the same time; my MG read is Rick Riordan's House of Hades. Will let you know how that one stacks up.
Next up, I'll read the Criminal Element short story collection The Malfeasance Occasional: Girl Trouble. There are lots of good authors in there, so I'm looking forward to it. Also, I plan to read Jay Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why.
What are you reading???
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My reading has considerably slowed these past few days but I'm currently reading a semi-western with Mississippi in the backdrop and "The Secret Agent" by Joseph Conrad, the latter as part of a self-induced challenge. I liked Anne Tyler's "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant" which I read more than two decades ago. I remember feeling sorry for Ezra Tull (I think) whose elder brother, Cody, steals his girlfriend (I think). A lovely and well-written book.
ReplyDeleteI never read the "Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant", but it's going on my list. Anne Tyler is such a great writer: every bit of the story seems to be a metaphor...
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