
Random book from our personal library.
(Wow... this paperback book cost only $.60 in 1959!)

Random book from our personal library.
(Wow... this paperback book cost only $.60 in 1959!)

“Jews don‘t have any clear textual guide to the afterlife; even that it exists…. I see it as a perpetual rainy Thursday afternoon in March. Dead leaves.”

Starting the year off right with a cup of tea and my first #AuldLangSpine pick from @MatchlessMarie — happy 2026, everyone! May it be a great reading year for all of us!

What a great book to finish 2025. Lovely, quiet, funny. I was taken by the heart at the end and tears found their way out of my eyes. One of those books that you find yourself asking the question about, “why did I take so long to read this?” But it will be one of the special few that I will revisit.

Random book from our personal library.

Merry Christmas to everyone who is celebrating today! I hope there‘s a new book (or two, or three!) under the tree with your name on the gift tag
☺️🔖🎁❤️💚❤️

I picked up an old “Canadian Educational Edition“ of this play about the murder of Thomas Becket. The notes helped but I expect I still missed a good number of references in Eliot's verse. The story was seasonal, as the drama took place during the Yuletide season.
#gottacatchemall (Lycanrock Dusk: TBR 2+ years) @PuddleJumper
#52bookclub (told in verse)

Random book from our personal library.
Read a different edition in 2005 and later rated it ★★★★☆