I am about ready to give the book up. I am about half way through and want to know if anything about the book grabs you during the second half that would convince me to keep me struggling through to the end.
THANKS!
Suzi
I am about ready to give the book up. I am about half way through and want to know if anything about the book grabs you during the second half that would convince me to keep me struggling through to the end.
THANKS!
Suzi
Well - maybe then I shouldn't feel so bad about not finishing it!
Sigh!!!
Suzi
I couldn't even make it halfway through. Maybe I'll have to come back and try this one again, but not for a long time!![]()
Life is either a daring adventure, or nothing. To keep our faces toward change and behave like free spirits in the presence of fate is strength undefeatable.
--Helen Keller
I couldn't make it 1/4 a way through. Her lack of quotation marks around dialogue drove me bonkers. The story was boring too.
I say, move on!
Thanks! I don't feel too bad about putting it down now! I am starting The Secret Life of Bees and enjoying it so much better! I love the feeling of not being able to put down a book! Thanks for making me feel better!
Suzi
My philosophy is that there are too many wonderful books to be read and that life is too short to waste your time reading something you can't really relate to. Glad you ditched that book for now. Maybe you can revisit it in 30 years when your tastes have changed.Originally posted by suziking
Thanks! I don't feel too bad about putting it down now! I am starting The Secret Life of Bees and enjoying it so much better! I love the feeling of not being able to put down a book! Thanks for making me feel better!
Suzi
Claire -
I think you are so right. Sometimes I forget how great it is to read a super book and sometimes I get with a book that I just get bogged down in! Yuck! So here's to better reading!
Suzi
I just started Enemy Women at lunch today--I close my office door, eat at my desk, and read. If anyone else has read it I would love to hear your thoughts.
Michele
Garnett had long known. . . that God's world and the better part of daily life were full of mysteries known only to women.
--from "Prodigal Summer" by Barbara Kingsolver
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