P.J. Hoover had a book signing! She's my favourite local author, and her book Solstice is somewhere in my top 10 favourite books of all time. I went to get a copy of her newest book, Tut. If you're not reading P.J.'s books, it's time to start.
So while I wandered around Barnes & Noble after chatting with P.J., I found this. I love C.S. Lewis, but am nowhere close to having read all his stuff, and this one seemed apt:
Couldn't get this one signed by the author, though. |
And, finally, the one that actually came via the mail. I have this version of Les Misérables on my Kindle, but I decided it was finally time to own a hard copy. So now I can fight off attackers while reading, if necessary. Seriously, there's a reason fans call this thing "The Brick."
What are you reading this week?
4 comments:
Apparently I'm reading Facebook. I've been waiting in a quiet room for some car maintenance for almost 2 hours and haven't cracked the book I brought.
Isn't that aggravating? I'll be 3/4 of the way through a bus ride just checking Twitter, and then it's like, "Oh, sorry, real book. I still like you."
The Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follet. So unlike any of his other books but I'm really loving it. And yes, stick a copy of Les Mis in a tube sock and you've got a mighty good weapon.
LOL. Now I just need to remember to carry a tube sock with me.
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