Ich hasse dieses Internet. Ein nützlicher Roman | 
pickI LOVED THIS BOOK!!! Jarett Kobek a self described Vonnegut stylist (or not) pulls a Vonnegut in his scathing and satirical look into contemporary American values of “art as culture†or “art as commodity†in describing how huge American corporations steal the personal to make money.
Display by the elevator about the current exhibition on subscription campaigns
(Eric and I picked up and looked at the books before putting them back in this artful arrangement.)
Red, white, and pink for day 13 of #riotgrams! (And there's a bonus heart, since it's almost Valentine's Day.)
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I have been wanting to re-read "A Wrinkle in Time" which was my favorite book in fifth grade (and pretty much forever). "Braiding Sweetgrass" was a happy impulse buy @powellsbooks that has yet to be started. And I'm halfway through "I hate the internet" so I need to finish this week.
This was a recent read that disappointed me but had some great, snarky lines. #goodlineinabadbook #booklove17
My wifi stopped working last night. I realized how much I dislike/am addicted to the internet. Of course I couldn't check into Litsy which was my biggest regret. I finally am reconnected and all is sort of right with the world.
panThere is an excellent book in here somewhere, but this is not it. The author essentially rails against everything in US life (see above), not unfairly, but then tries to barely hang it all together with just a whisper of a narrative. Alas, it didn't work for me.
When you move some books around and discover a book with a title that perfectly encapsulates your Monday. (Have not read this bad boy, so no thoughts on it other than the laugh-inducing cover)
Baldige Neuzugänge ☺📚💕
pickThis was a great book. Smart, funny, current. Couldn't recommend it more.
