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"Wicked" is coming to a lovely theater, in a city near us. We don't drive at night, so we won't be seeing it. Would you believe, I've never read the book?!?! Must remedy that... -sigh-
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'Course now, I'm into (one of) my "Austen-esque Period(s)" of reading. ,-) I've done this before. But anyway, I just finished...
"Definitely Not Mr. Darcy" by Karen Doornebos. -sigh- Kinda' fun. Kinda' lonnnnng. Interesting plot tie-up in the end. But a bit too much of the *bodice ripper* style prose for my taste.
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Have previously read Shannon Hale's "Austenland: A Novel" and "Midnight in Austenland: A Novel". Do you Dear Reader, go through your "Austen-esque Period" bouts of reading? ,-)
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But I also have a "Southern Gothic Period" of reading going, too. Eeeek! ,-) I read...
"The Vespertine" by Saundra Mitchell. (How could anyone resist that cover pic???) Have to admit, I got lost though. Only straightened out the time-line, later. -sigh- Dense me... ,-)
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Have begun Celestine Sibley's "Ah, Sweet Mystery." A mystery novel, set in the South.
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Waiting in the library for me is...
"Shadowed Summer" by Saundra Mitchell... ("...heady mix of ghost story and mystery, drenched in the languid, humid atmosphere of a small Louisiana town...") Which description goes on to say that it should appeal to adolescent Twilight fan girls. LOL...!!! Yup!!!! My kind of book!!!! ,-)
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And then...
"The Shadowy Horses" by Susanna Kearsley, is also waiting in the library. (...complete escape... Gothic suspense...) -smile-
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-chuckle- No one can accuse me of too much deeeeeeeeeeeep reading of late, hu? ,-)
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"When green buds hang in the elm like dust
And sprinkle the lime like rain,
Forth I wander, forth I must,
And drink of life again."
~A. E. Housman
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7 comments:
No one ever said what we read had to be deep and non-fiction. What's more important is that we keep reading and derive pleasure from the read
Hugs,
Pennty.
i can Truthly say i have never been guilty of deeeep reading. i love shallow reading and the shallower the better. i will be reading my mystery later today. bing on the who done it. i did have a gothic romance period years ago, and a western period and a historical romance, all of which i have abandoned
Please tell no one, but I only enjoy Austen in movie form. The books? Not so much.
I am currently reading non-fiction, which is just fine by me.
Glad that the sun is sunning and I do hope and pray that it stays that way for a few days at the very least. My body needs sunshine.
Wishing you a very happy Mother's Day.
Mary
Life is always better with a book!
Thanks for the awesome recommendation on the books! I love Jane Austen, so the first book looked interesting.
blessings,
karianne
Happy Mother's Day Auntie...have a great weekend...
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