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willow_25Very quick entry, as there are many other things going on.
First, I started packing my books the other night, and realized exactly how many there are, which is always kinda scary. If my bookshelves ever fell on me in an earthquake, I'd be dead. Period. No clue why that thought just popped into my head; guess I'm just feeling all morbid.
Second, the book I started for my Reader's Circle...You may remember me mentioning it; it's a 'gothic horror' classic. It's kinda boring. If I had to read it for class it would be one of those books I just shrugged at; didn't complain about having to read it, but likely would never read again. As reading for pleasure, it's not so much pleasant. Except, I almost never leave a book unfinished once I start, so I'll work my way through it. Notable exceptions: Dracula and Moby Dick, which is odd as both figure into my TV obsessions.
Third, NEW ANITA BLAKE BOOK THIS SUMMER!!! I'm still two books behind, and I committed to re-reading all the Harry Potter books after I finish the one I'm working on, so by the time I'm ready to read it, hopefully it will be out in paperback.
Fourth, a special bonus for the Reader's Circle members who are reading this. Guess what showed up on my Amazon recommendation list: Crime & Punishment.
First, I started packing my books the other night, and realized exactly how many there are, which is always kinda scary. If my bookshelves ever fell on me in an earthquake, I'd be dead. Period. No clue why that thought just popped into my head; guess I'm just feeling all morbid.
Second, the book I started for my Reader's Circle...You may remember me mentioning it; it's a 'gothic horror' classic. It's kinda boring. If I had to read it for class it would be one of those books I just shrugged at; didn't complain about having to read it, but likely would never read again. As reading for pleasure, it's not so much pleasant. Except, I almost never leave a book unfinished once I start, so I'll work my way through it. Notable exceptions: Dracula and Moby Dick, which is odd as both figure into my TV obsessions.
Third, NEW ANITA BLAKE BOOK THIS SUMMER!!! I'm still two books behind, and I committed to re-reading all the Harry Potter books after I finish the one I'm working on, so by the time I'm ready to read it, hopefully it will be out in paperback.
Fourth, a special bonus for the Reader's Circle members who are reading this. Guess what showed up on my Amazon recommendation list: Crime & Punishment.
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