Ride the Book Trail

R E A D "more than human" by theodore sturgeon for a discussion beginning 31 march 2010 with guest host kate

"after leaving mr. mackensie" by jean rhys for a discussion beginning 31 may 2010 with guest host deja

"when you reach me" by rebecca stead for a discussion beginning 31 july 2010 with guest host KT

"olive kitteridge: a novel in stories" by elizabeth strout for a discussion beginning 30 sept. 2010 with guest host elise

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the book trail: more than human

a day late and a dollar short. story of my life lately. but, good news is, me and the kids safely arrived in the great state of colorado last night. [who knew they made places with so. much. sky. i can feel my whole soul stretching its arms and unraveling in the sun.]

and with the [...]

ride the book trail!

just a late night sunday note to turn your attention to the left sidebar where i’ve listed (almost) all the books for the book trail this year. hooray! read read read! it’s an interesting selection, an interesting intelligent witty and superior set of guest hosts, and (big bonus here) you have not one, but TWO, [...]

surfacing

enough about babies. let’s talk about books. i’m midway through the cellist of sarajevo and YOU HAVE TO READ IT. [sorry, i rarely yell... ]

look over to your right. see? i’ve chosen it for the book trail in march. i know we’ve been on something of a hiatus, but enough with that. i smelled mud [...]

sheepish

i haven’t finished a tale of two cities. yet. i’m a few hundred pages in. really. i am. for some reason (is it the 39 week belly?) i’m having a really hard time keeping track of the characters. and there’s something about the french revolution that always makes me feel uncomfortable. (or maybe the guillotine [...]

book trail: my cousin rachel

i have to admit the truth. i spend most of my time laying on the couch eating chocolate chips. not even reading books and eating chocolate chips. just staring into space and eating chocolate chips. but, for those of you whose life is not as exhausting as mine, here is our book trail discussion for [...]