pickWow. That was a whirlwind ride of a book. I really enjoyed the back and forth narration between the past and present. The way that the past manifested itself in the present and vice versa was slightly eerie. The sins of the fathers, as it were. History repeating itself, ad infinitum. This generational tale is still swirling around in my brain. I have not read anything quite like this book. #WorldsEndBuddyRead
pickSo I really enjoyed this, though I did like the 17th century storylines more than the 20th century ones. But is that a huge typo or intentional on the second-to-last page? I'm confused!! #1001books
I rarely laugh while reading--even books that are supposed to be funny rarely strike me as funny. This paragraph, though, made me actually laugh out loud, for real. Fried okra and brown rice.
#worldsendbuddyread What I would try to amend is the unchristian attitude toward Jeremy Mohunk by so called Christians who forget that they are to be kind to the fatherless.
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Picked up my November #1001books group reads. They took forever to get here, it's already Nov 6 and I am already behind!! 😭
#bookmarks #noteworthynovember im on target with all my buddy reads as my bookmarks show.
I want to get a good start on these two, especially World‘s End - 80 pages by Sunday. #worldsendbuddyread #litsypartyofone #Reading1001
#worldsendbuddyread. my book cover might suggest a frame story as we have the history and the present story. So far I am not drawn to any particular character but I kind of like Walter. I like the history part best. Least favorite character is Oloffe Stephanie Van Wart but not fond of the dirt eater!
Perfect weather for #litsypartyofone. Reading World‘s End because I finished my #LOTRChapteraDay since it was 2 pages long. Probably have a tasty beverage to go with my party.
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