Reading Away From Home
I usually take my Kindle with me for trips. Gives me choice. Saves weight. Gives me packing room for other things too.
But for my trip to the Commitee Retreat for the Association of Christian Writers, where I am as this goes out, I left my reader at home. Why?
Because I'm currently engrossed with two different paperbacks I couldn't bear to leave behind.
One is 1000 Years of Annoying the French, which is funny and informative (written by Stephen Clarke).
The other is The Continuing Times of Isabella M Smugge (written by Ruth Leigh). This is funny and moving.
Plan to continue to make progress on these while away.
Do think two decent sized paperbacks is a good limit for books in a case though!
But for my trip to the Commitee Retreat for the Association of Christian Writers, where I am as this goes out, I left my reader at home. Why?
Because I'm currently engrossed with two different paperbacks I couldn't bear to leave behind.
One is 1000 Years of Annoying the French, which is funny and informative (written by Stephen Clarke).
The other is The Continuing Times of Isabella M Smugge (written by Ruth Leigh). This is funny and moving.
Plan to continue to make progress on these while away.
Do think two decent sized paperbacks is a good limit for books in a case though!
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