Loving this book so far!
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This is a stunning, thought-provoking book! I love owlish Cordelia and her conversations with Jerome.
pickThis is a stunning, thought-provoking book! I love owlish Cordelia and her conversations with Jerome.
pickThis book is so much fun. The ending holds the kind of melancholic nostalgia that all adults know.
Well, this is the end of hour 8 for me in the @24in48 #readathon. A few hours short of my goal today, but I'm happy to have finished two long-standing, awesome, in-progress reads! Progress on a third--Alice's second adventure-- is well underway. More tomorrow! :)
I got a bit of a late start, but I just finished hour 5 of the @24in48 #readathon. Finally enjoying these stories by my lovely friend, Queenie!
pickBest book of the year so far! The pace seems slow but draws you in, and the story is full of forgiveness and grace. #THEWALLSARECLOSINGIN @Liberty
pickThis book is slow-going but worth it! Very theoretical, but fascinating in its dissection of the economic, medical, and political systems that make up society.
When you finish your last final at 3am, don't sleep to catch your early flight to vacation...and you're stuck in the airport, there are bookstores.
Here we go!
I'm reading lots of this book for my classes this semester in relation to questions about US foreign policy.
"She had thought of literature all these years...as something wild."
"She was married, true; but if one's husband was always sailing round Cape Horn, was it marriage? If one liked him, was it marriage? If one liked other people, was it marriage? And finally, if one still wished, more than anything in the whole world, to write poetry, was it marriage? She had her doubts."
#realquestions
When your day job is analyzing this, everything is right in the world.
