pickIt‘s been a long past few months of having just enough time to function, and not enough time to focus, but I can finally say that I finished another book. There isn‘t a plot to this one—it‘s a collection of personal stories? essays? Something like that. It felt like a written version of the long walks the author takes. He‘s often funny without being over the top about it, but I did giggle to myself more than once because I could totally relate.
This week! We try to get cozy and recommend non-horror autumnal reads. And we drop a lot of titles, once you start it‘s hard to stop! You can listen to the new episode wherever you get your podcasts! Or at www.thebookstorepodcast.com
pickI finally finished a book in 2018! Dang, y'all, I was beginning to despair with all the book hopping and abandoning I've been doing, but Tom Cox provided solace with his nature memoir. As ever, Cox's writing is brimming with humor and touching observations in equal measure. This book will make you wish you could accompany Cox on one of his English rambles. And just hang out with him in general
After a frustrating morning of having to reschedule an appointment due to snow, then having my arms rendered useless from digging out of said snow, I have now had groceries delivered (with a special treat of veggie sushi), had a hot bath, and am now enjoying time with the ever-delightful Tom Cox through his latest book. It's one of those rare times I feel I'm winning at life. 🏆
"You went to see Tom Cox without me?!"
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