One of my goals this year is to read more. In the past, I have kept a list of books read for a given year. It might not help me read more books, but it does give me a sense of accomplishment :)
1. In the Garden of Beasts by Erik Larson
Great book. I like Erik Larson's books. Historical perspectives, but not boring. I always learn something.
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Sunday, April 8, 2012
2012 Books, part 1?
I finished one book on vacation and got 83% of the way through another. Good reading time for me, since I barely read anymore in my non-vacation life.
The Silent Land. Good, a bit creepy. The ending was predictable. The middle was great for a while. In all, satisfying.
Breakfast with Buddha. Great. Loved the roadtrip across the heartland with stops in Chicago, Madison, Eau Claire, Minnesota.
Not sure what to pick up next. I had The Paris Wife along for vacation reading as well, but didn't get to it.
The Silent Land. Good, a bit creepy. The ending was predictable. The middle was great for a while. In all, satisfying.
Breakfast with Buddha. Great. Loved the roadtrip across the heartland with stops in Chicago, Madison, Eau Claire, Minnesota.
Not sure what to pick up next. I had The Paris Wife along for vacation reading as well, but didn't get to it.
Monday, January 30, 2012
I finished a book!
My reading velocity has gone down as of late. I don't think I kept a list of books I read last year. I suspect the list would have been relatively small. Oh well, I did LOTS of other fun stuff last year. This year I am starting to read eBooks (thanks iPad!) as well as the good ol' stand by books.
I started The Cloud Sketcher sometime in fall of 2011. It wasn't boring, but it did take me some time to read it. Overall, it was pretty good. An epic tale -- similar to other books I pick up and enjoy. Love, architecture, 1920s - how could it not be entertaining?
I started The Cloud Sketcher sometime in fall of 2011. It wasn't boring, but it did take me some time to read it. Overall, it was pretty good. An epic tale -- similar to other books I pick up and enjoy. Love, architecture, 1920s - how could it not be entertaining?
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