At a certain age, almost all the questions a person asks him or herself are really about one thing…
Okay, that’s not the first line of Britt-Marie Was Here, but it’s important… Continue reading “Britt-Marie Was Here”
At a certain age, almost all the questions a person asks him or herself are really about one thing…
Okay, that’s not the first line of Britt-Marie Was Here, but it’s important… Continue reading “Britt-Marie Was Here”
I woke up just after 5:00 yesterday. Would have liked a little more sleep, but I love how much easier it is to wake up when it’s already daylight. Had to work at 9:00. Subbing at another library, enjoying it. Picked up a book.
Okay, people, your really need to read this one.
I finished it before breakfast. Continue reading “And Every Morning the Way Home Gets Longer and Longer”
The latest First Words are from Pam Jenoff’s The Lost Girls of Paris:
New York, 1946
If not for the second-worst mistake of Grace Healey’s life, she never would have found the suitcase.
Meh… But she really started losing me halfway through the next paragraph… Continue reading “The Lost Girls of Paris”
I like to read. And I’m finding the time to read more, as I am finding more time to write. It’s funny sometimes how you find time when you don’t actually have more time… Time is interesting that way. I even joined a book club and writing group, both at my local library. The local library I worked at years ago, and am back working at, but only as a sub.
Any way, back to reading, and the fact I’m reading more. Every book, at least that I’m actually going to read, needs a good beginning. Continue reading “My Grandmother Asked Me to Tell You She’s Sorry”