“I‘m happiest when I don‘t indulge in outrage.”
“I‘m happiest when I don‘t indulge in outrage.”
#TLT #ThreeListThursday
As an English and AP Literature teacher, some of these banned books have been part of our curriculum. I love my i read banned books shirt!
I've read all three of these books several times over the years:
📚 The Awakening- this is one of my all-time favorite books!
📚 Of Mice and Men
📚 The Handmaid's Tale
And honorable mentions go to:
📚 One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
📚 all of Stephen King's books
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#NoPlaceLikeHolmes @Cuilin
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Thoughts, Sherlockians?
#TLT #ThreeListThursday
1. Translations make all the difference. Robert Fagles' translation of THE ILIAD made me appreciate what I hated in high school.
2. THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING: by far my favorite Arthurian story.
3. SPEAK by Laurie Halse Anderson: to remind me that EVERY story is essentially a hero's journey, and it doesn't have to be “super“ or “epic“. It just has to feel real.
All are welcome to play and tagging as many as I can! 😍
#LitsyToB24 I listened to the audio version and the narrator had a lovely Irish lilt. I think that‘s why I listened for as long as I did. But I felt like I‘d already spent more time than I ought on a book that just didn‘t interest me. I hope other people are getting more from reading this than I could.
#WeirdWordWednesday
@CBee
“You're a mountweazel!“
“No, you're a mountweazel!“
Note to self: do NOT be a mountweazel! Or be hoodwinked by one. 😃
For me, the year cannot truly end without Dave Barry's Year in Review. IMHO, his satire is, as always, spot-on.
If interested, here's a link to read it for free:
https://www.adn.com/opinions/national-opinions/2023/12/31/dave-barrys-2023-year-...
A friend shared this on FB so I thought I would share here.
Thanks Littens for lovely year of book talk, smiles and kindness. Litsy is the best place for all these things and more. ❄️❤️❄️
I've had this on my shelf since 2005. A Victorian holiday mystery: when Sir George Braxton is found face down in a frozen pond with his head bashed in, Inspector Witherspoon is called in to solve the case. Only the help of his housekeeper, Mrs. Jeffries, and her staff will allow the inspector to have a peaceful Christmas. A fast and fun read along the lines of a Christie mystery. I may now have to read all of them.
#BookedInTime @Cuilin