The perfect reading spot: obsession or necessity?
by Guest Blogger Mary Jane Maffini
It's an obsession that started when I was a child reading stacks of Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden and, yes, The Hardy Boys in the old wingback chair by the bay window in our living room. So if I have an ongoing quest in life, it is the search for perfect reading spots. As there are still ninety nine books in my To Be Read pile and that number is about to increase, that quest is not about to end soon.
Don't get me wrong. I can read anywhere and do. The challenge ...
It's an obsession that started when I was a child reading stacks of Nancy Drew, Trixie Belden and, yes, The Hardy Boys in the old wingback chair by the bay window in our living room. So if I have an ongoing quest in life, it is the search for perfect reading spots. As there are still ninety nine books in my To Be Read pile and that number is about to increase, that quest is not about to end soon. Don't get me wrong. I can read anywhere and do. The challenge ...
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