Here's my favorite quote yet. "It was the reverse of the ill-considered folk wisdom most of us had heard from family or friends: As soon as you stop trying, you'll get pregnant. Our truth was more like this: Keep trying...and you'll eventually have success."
Hadn't thought of infertility that way
I can't go a page of this book without wanting to highlight a quote. @Graywolfpress
Summer reading. Sitting in the front yard studying Japanese!
My MG/young YA read for the day. I adored Jennifer Nielsen's The False Prince. I'm liking this too although so far not as much as False Prince.
Post blood-draw and pre expected sucky results, I'm rewarding myself with a drink and a book at Barnes and Noble. A few pages into Where'd You Go Bernadette and I'm already laughing.
pickWhat a compelling read. Moved quickly for literary-ish fiction. Somewhat bleak and depressing. Cline did a great job of creating a broken young teen who could be easily attracted to Manson like cult. Not sure about the ending though.
What a wonderful way of putting a very true statement. Currently listening to this on audio. I could hear Neil Gaiman in my ears forever.
My favorite quote so far in Homegoing. Need help though - How do you highlight text on Litsy?
pickTea and a book. Only 3 chapters in and it's already fantastic!
so-soIf you love edgy YA romance, you'll love this. Unfortunately, edgy romance with dark Alpha males with troubled pasts and presents is a big turn off for me. But objectively, a well written story. I've yet to find a Jennifer Armentrout book I love which makes me sad.
Continuing book tourism with one of my favorite upper east side bookstores. Glancing through Food and the City, which sounds great.
Saw the musical for the second time today. It's great but the book was so much better. Very thoughtful about animal rights, treatment of "different" people plus rhe Oz story.
Spotted my current read while browsing at Books of Wonder in NYC today. Fabulous book and fun book tourism
