Meme
Rebeccah and I went to the beach at Rehoboth, Delaware, on Sunday. This was the view from my beach chair. We had a lovely and relaxing day!
On a totally unrelated subject, here's another meme, this time courtesy of Amie.
1. The Book That Changed My Life - I think it must have been Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder, which I read in the first grade. Ever since, I've been unable to stop reading.
2. A Book I've Read More Than Once - Just one? Well, I'll give you more than one. All the Little House books, all the Anne of Green Gables books, and A Proud Taste for Scarlet & Miniver, by E.L. Konigsburg. Why do I mostly re-read children's books?
3. A Book I'd Want With Me on a Desert Island - I like Amie's suggestion of a survival manual, but I'd also want something entertaining, I think. I'm taking suggestions!
4. A Book That Made Me Laugh - David Sedaris makes me laugh out loud. Especially Me Talk Pretty One Day
5. A Book That Made Me Cry - The first book that made me cry was Where the Red Fern Grows, which I read for school in the sixth grade.
6. A Book I Wish Had Been Written - hum, this one's tough. I can't really think of anything right now.
7. A Book I Wish Had Never Been Written - the last book I remember disliking was The Hours. I finished it, but only because it's like 100 pages.
8. A Book I Am Currently Reading - Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin.
9. A Book I Am Meaning To Read - I've got a whole big stack on my nightstand and the floor around it. Some things that are in this stack include (but are not limited to): Freakonomics, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, Looking for Alaska, Blood Meridian, Harry Potter et le Prisonnier d'Azkaban, and Prince Caspian (that last one's a re-read).
2 Comments:
I want to read Freakanomics. I have heard so much about it.
Rebeccah actually gave it to me for my birthday last year, and it's been in the to-be-read pile for that long! I hope to get to it soon. I have flipped through it and read the last chapter, the one on names, which was interesting.
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