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The Top Ten Most Additions to my Pile O’ Doom
Today we’re yakking about recent additions to our book collections. The Judge’s List, John Grisham. This legal thriller about a homicidal judge was given to me as a Christmas present. The fact that I haven’t already read it testifies to how … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday: My Ten Favorite Reads from 2021
Final Top Ten Tuesday of 2021! The Old Man and the Boy, Robert Ruark. Stories of a young boy growing up under the watchful eye and biting wit of his grandfather, who teaches him to be a man who lives … Continue reading
The Evolution of My Reading (borrowed)
Borrowed from Cyberkitten who likewise got it from Bookolive. When did you get into reading?I literally grew up reading; my parents barred television from the home, something I hated then but am very thankful for now. Was it something you … Continue reading
Top Ten Freebie: Ten 2021 Adds to my Goodreads Wanna Read Shelf
This week’s TTT is a freebie, so I chose to look back on some of the books added to my Godoreads wanna-read list. America and Iran: A History, 1720 to the Present, John Ghazvinian. Something of a perennial interest of … Continue reading
More evil than I thought
I’ve personally never been able to retain bookmarks, even the fancy ones friends have sent me from faraway places like South Korea.
The Philosopher Book Tag
Spotted at Thoughts on Papyrus, and couldn’t resist borrowing! Thales is considered the first known philosopher. Which text introduced you to philosophy or which text would you like to read to get you into philosophy? Oddly enough, a sermon from … Continue reading
Top Ten Tuesday: A Reader’s Manifesto
Today’s top ten Tuesday is more of an invitation to reflect — Jana asks us why we like to read. For me, that answer begins with my parents – not only were my siblings and I feted with books growing … Continue reading
Ten Winningest Titles
Five years ago I created a list called “Titles that Win”, not for Top Ten Tuesday but because I was inspired by How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had it Coming. Today’s TT on our favorite ‘titles’ offers a … Continue reading
Top Ten Books That Made Me Laugh
This week Top Ten Tuesday is looking at funny books, so I’m listing my ten favorite P.G. Wodehouse novels. Okay, I won’t go that far, but.. The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, Max Shulman. I was given this collection of … Continue reading
Sunshine Blogging: Survey via Classics Considered
Marian over at Classics Considered just posted a survey, and I figured — why not? If you go back and read one book for the first time again, which would it be? Probably the first Wodehouse novel I read, just … Continue reading