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This book was so interesting especially looking at it from the lenses of it being an important first l#of women nature writing.
pickThis book was so interesting especially looking at it from the lenses of it being an important first l#of women nature writing.
I'm about to start a chunky book today so I think I'll do a goal of hours instead of #of books read. Let's say my goal for the week is to read 40 hours. I still have to work and can't read at work, so I will try for reading hours instead.
This is always a fun monthly readathon. Thanks for hosting as always @Andrew65
#JoyousJanuary
Only 10 pages in...i fear this is this going to be another one of those cautionary tales about the evils of technology. Sigh.
Buses crashes happen every freaking day. Humans are terrible, awful, horrible drivers. #of fatalities from car accidents is heart-breakingly high.
I‘ll take my chances with a hackable robot driver over an unreliable human any time.
Finally got my hands on this!
Tonight‘s bedtime story. This is my boys if I let them...
My little sister is one of those super organized people who obsessively plans and journals every moment of her day. While buying her a new journal, I picked one up for myself - I am not a planner or organized in any way, but I do like to keep track of bookish stuff. So hopefully I'll be stepping up my game beyond tracking the titles and authors of each book I read...
What things do you all include in your reading journals?
It's hard to believe that 15 years ago I sat in a classroom & watched the World Trade Center fall in smoke & then see/smell smoke from the Pentagon later that day. My memory of that day is crystal clear & I'm grateful my life wasn't impacted beyond a few days off school.
Books help shape our consciousness of collective events & trauma. Here are some choices—the top row is nonfiction, the bottom fiction. 🇺🇸
What are some other reads about 9/11?
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