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I'm getting set up. I can feel it. And what's with the disposable phone?

Tolkien knew a lot about plants and landscapes.

Phenomenal work.

Gripping so far.

I wish I could read this all day.

Alas. Tom Sawyer is back.

Loving every page.

Glendon reminds me of the cowboy from The Big Lebowski.

Oh, Huck. It's been too long. Time to go rafting again.

Nobody writes like Forster.

I started this one a while ago, but it's not calling my name so much these days.

Very helpful and informative so far.

Thomas brings an important perspective to the significance of parenting that I hadn't before considered. Good insights so far.

Nice to get back into Potok again.

And onward we trudge.

Hooray!

This novel isn't so bad if only I'd read it consistently. It's hard to pick up once it's put down.

Little by little...

Really enjoyable.

Slogging through. My opinion of the book will most likely depend on my opinion of the narrator, whose light-hearted comments are sometimes funny and sometimes irksome.

Reading about Lewis becoming more prominent because of his writing. Interesting.

A 700-some page Victorian novel for fun? I am a glutton for punishment.

Slogging along until we get into Lewis' academic life.

A choppy start, but we're finally getting some good characterization going. Humor will follow soon, I hope.

Just finished "For Esmé...With Love and Squalor."

Just finished "The Laughing Man." Exceptional stories so far.

This book should be called Anne of Marriage Turndowns. Sheesh. She's up to 5 marriage refusals thus far. Waiting on the eventual Gilbert/Anne make up.

Tbe farther Anne is from Green Gables, the less interesting the book is. I have no attachment to Prissy, and Philippa is flighty and bothersome. I'm waiting for Gilbert to make the move he's obviously going to make.