Neither a Borrower: Now I Have to Go(dot) See the Play

Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finally read it. Not sure what I was waiting for.

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Eleanor & Park

by Rainbow Rowell

I wish John Hughes were still alive, because ELEANOR & PARK needs to be made into a John Hughes movie, circa 1986, the year in which it is set in the most unlikely of Midwestern towns, Omaha. Rainbow Rowell, did you make Eleanor into Mol...

Soul Keeping: Caring for the Most Important Part of You

by John Ortberg

I didn't finish the book. I bought the whole small group study kit, and in looking through the Study Guide, I think the book would be more meaningful if I studied it following the Study Guide which relates the book to Scripture. The book...

Twelve Impossible Things Before Breakfast

by Jane Yolen

I really only liked two of the stories. All of them were very different, though, so I think any reader could pick or choose. The stories were interesting, and would be good to use in a class. Students would enjoy them, probably liking th...

Season of Migration to the North

by Tayeb Salih

I enjoyed this book, but it kept pulling me toward a polemical reading. I'm not sure if that's what the author intended or not. I kept thinking how id like to teach this as a companion to HEART OF DARKNESS. It lends itself well to decons...

The Missing Rose

by Serdar Ozkan

Couldn't get through it. Not engaging. Didn't care about the main character, spoiled rich girl who is jealous of a twin sister she never knew. Silly premise, and too obvious, to continue.

Neither a Borrower

Monday, December 15, 2014

Now I Have to Go(dot) See the Play

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