Good morning 🙂
I am going to make this quick as I just seen to be running behind today and I soooooooo hate that.
Last night we had a small book club group gathering. This was a bonus review that we agreed to do this month and next. We are reviewing a book around the food within it. This was an optional read for our group and those who felt they would like to and were able to read the additional book as well as participate in the food bringing were invited to do so.
Really…. that’s the background story of shy I was straightening the front room to my home… it’s a small friendly room that I often refer to as the friendship room as it is brightly decorated and is comfy to sit in and chat with a few friends. We usually do book club when it is at my house in the family room downstairs as that is bigger, but I did not need that much space last night and left the downstairs to Chance and Al to chill and watch tv while we met upstairs.
(Wow…. I digress today! LOOK!!! Something shiny!!!!) 😛
Ok…. my POINT is that while cleaning the room I was organizing a basket of books that I have next to a chair in the room. That basket of books has been more decorative than anything and these books have not rotated out of this basket in years. As I looked at what was in the basket I pulled out a book called The Summer Guest by Justin Cronin. It surprised me as I do not recall having heard of Justin Cronin before The Passage came out this past year. Yet, there in the basket was an earlier writing of his, and by the looks of it… a softer read as well.
(Really – this sounded much more interesting when I started typing it)
I know I picked this book up because of title… It really does have a gorgeous cover and now as The Passage is so deeply written and interwoven in this futuristic world of vampire (virals) like creatures… I am super curious what this one is about.
Have you ever done that? read something by an author you believe you have not heard of before – only to find you own something by them already? Or is that just me? Crazy chick in Minnesota. 😛
Last nights book club was sooooooo awesome. I need to get the review up today for Olive Kitteridge but currently have run out of time to do so and was too tired last night so we shall see if I can squeeze in some time to do this later this afternoon. I should have been more organized – but honestly I unwound last night by watching Amish Grace on Netfix which is the true story of the Amish School shootings in 2006, the book I read recently about that was Think No Evil.
Oh and winner from yesterdays Sarah Pekkanen day using random.org is: Kavyen from Reading Between The Pages!
Have a super fab day 😀




















































































