Alright, #GroupL, these are the choices I pulled from my shelves. I‘ll tag the rest of the books in the comments. Let me know what you think. #lmpbc
Alright, #GroupL, these are the choices I pulled from my shelves. I‘ll tag the rest of the books in the comments. Let me know what you think. #lmpbc
True to my word, I finished this book. I struggle to rate it and have opted for So-So. This book would have been more interesting had it focused entirely on 1940s France. Having the more modern time period took up space that needed to be filled in elsewhere. That being said, I'm also glad I read it.
As God as my witness, I will finish this book today. I'm ready to move on to something new.
Since I got home at 4, I've unloaded the car, done four loads of laundry, made my bed, and read seven pages more than I did the entire week I was on "vacation" with four kids. The nights not over yet. Maybe I can double that page count. ?
My hermit crab is in Virginia, but two of these four monkeys aren't mine. Does that count for #funphotoFriday?
They say that God won't give you any more than you can handle. I've found that to be true. The strangers who gave Ethan an emergency inhaler before I got him to the hospital are now fast friends for me and the kids. I went from frazzled stressed out to having the best day in a very long time.
I spoke too soon this morning. Those few precious pages at read at breakfast were my only pages. At the ER because my friend's son developed croup/allergies. What a vacation!
It may not be much, but it's stopped raining and the kids are off exploring. A quiet breakfast with a book and a Diet Coke should never, ever be underestimated.
The kids are all ready for a horse lesson, so I'm going to head back home for a solid hour of reading. Believe me, I've earned it!
Like a good reader, I brought more than one book to the beach. Onward and upward.
I'm excited about this one. It's about the "artist's Schindler." I think it will make a great companion to The Muralist, which I enjoyed last winter.