good morning, dear ones! sometimes, i really like lists. there are so many lists i could share with you - the things i like about my neighborhood, good things about my job, cities in which i'd like to live, countries i would most like to visit, my to-do list for the day, ways to celebrate labor day weekend...i suppose all of that could be a little self-abosorbed, though. of course, most blogging is somewhat self-absorbed, so maybe i should just go with it. instead, though, i'll ask y'all for a list. i've been trying to find a good book to read before i go to bed, and i have little interest in the ones i already have. any suggestions? (i'm looking for smart fiction - nothing too dumb, but not too intense, either) i'm going to the library around lunch today. make my list for me, please! happy wednesday!
la chica gozosa
"the world owes me nothing. we owe each other the world" (a.d.)
4 Comments:
Ludlum's classic Bourne trilogy. Smart, sophisticated.
i really liked Ender's Game and the other books in that group (trilogy? i'm not sure). it's science fiction but REALLY good -even if you're not into sci fi.
i would however, like to read a list of things you like about your neighborhood. :)
the birth of venus is wonderful. i also recently enjoy dry. i think a may be a little late for your lunch library visit, though.
"Selected Stories" by Alice Munro. Smart and beautifully written. Plus, they're all in 20 - 30 page bedtime-reading chunks.
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