Ok, I had a hard time getting into it, so I‘ll probably try to pick it up again in the future to see if it sticks better
Ok, I had a hard time getting into it, so I‘ll probably try to pick it up again in the future to see if it sticks better
I like books about teddy Roosevelt and I like books by David McCullough but for some reason I didn‘t get too invested in this one
My last day working here. Moving on to a new library. For the record, it‘s a lovely place to work. I‘m staying on as a member of the friends, so I‘m happy to be lurking in the shadows once I go
Re-read. Held up nice. Liked the first part-the interviews the best, but the whole book is good stuff
Cute, quick. The war and nationalist essays are topical.
Enjoyed the first two books, but this one wasn‘t as strong it seemed.
Portsmouth Book and Bar. Craft beer and used books. Love this place
Smart book, but I couldn‘t get into it. Maybe I‘ll try something else. The author has a lot of books on modern day Christianity and one on penis size so...
Reread. Still good, quick and fun. If you are the author, and I don‘t think you are, please make another book in the American Gods/Anansi Boys storyline
Ended on a bit of a cliff hanger and the third book is somewhere in the to read pile. I like the characters and the storyline makes me nervous, in a good way.
Ok. Didn‘t live up to the hype. Seemed a bit preachy. Wish I hadn‘t finished it: I‘m stuck at the airport with no books and I can‘t get my Nook to Connect
Heading home today from a great vacation. Had a great time, but looking forward to getting my routine back
I really like Fuller‘s stuff, but this wasn‘t my favorite book by her. It was a bit disjointed. I still enjoyed it and might reread in a few years to see if i like it better
I had jet lag and finished this book one night when I couldn‘t sleep. I liked it, kept my interest
Bruges last night
Fun, cheeky little book. Bryson loves words and wordplay and keeps it light. Another #reread
Good book. Learned a lot about their marriage and their inner workings. Mary Todd Lincoln was a hard woman to deal with, and I had no idea how much their marriage struggled in the White House
We have a nice tiny book collection where I work. Here‘s one I like #librarylife
Tried. Couldn‘t do it. Moving on
Please, if you feel like ending your life, call 1-800-273-8255 or chat at www.suicidepreventionhotline.org -the world needs you. Rest in power, Tony
I read this book a while ago, but this popped up on my Facebook memories and I thought I‘d share #librarylife #metal
Think I read this one in high school. At the very least we discussed it. Anyways, Wilde writes beautiful words about shitty people
Doing a lot of #rereading right now to my personal library as a way to weed. This started out slower than I remember but picked up and I ended up blowing through it.
I liked reading these so I‘ll play along:
1. I saw some friends last night for a bit and they‘re always good company
2. A younger sister
3. No, but I‘m lucky to have older people I am close to, including a friend who is 91!
4. No, but my mom is and I‘ve learned a lot from her exploration
5. EDT
#friyayintro
More time in the atlases. I could use a trip to #portlandME #librarylife #atlas #oldbooks
Back in the atlases #librarylife #atlas #worcester
Bought a bunch of Agatha Christie books at a book sale a few years ago because I loved the Poriot series. I don‘t love her writing style and it‘s kind of bumming me out #mystery
Every airport other than Logan has great pre-flight elbow bending options, it seems. Heading home from a great visit with my family. I miss The Motherland already #believeland #travel #craftbeer
Where I work, kind of, circa 1870 #throwback #worcesterma #librarylife #clark
Good. Could use a new edition considering it‘s a bit old and a lot has happened #reread
Hanging around some old atlases today #librarylife #oldbooks
Finished this recently. Beautifully written, very depressing and raw.
First Litsy post ever. Not sure how this works. I‘m a librarian so here‘s a cart of books I am troubleshooting today