I am a reader and book evangelist. For many years I have kept a reading journal with little descriptions of the books I read and dates I read them. Kind of a trail of book bread crumbs that chart my interests over a given course of time. This blog gives me a way to continue my journal and share my reading interests with others. My latest adventures in creating, dining, and traveling can be found at my website LindasOtherLife.com
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
unimaginable zero summer by Leslie Stella
I found this one on the "books for school" table at Joseph Beth Booksellers along side classic summer books for students. To use the borrowed word, it is unimaginable to me what teacher would be requiring this book for what course, but I liked it a lot. The main character is a thirty-something named Verity who is getting ready to attend her high school reunion. The book is darkly comic and full of characters that I think I knew in high school too. I stayed up most of the night during a thunderstorm finishing this one.
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2 comments:
Linda- What a great webpage. I am a Sophomore English teacher and will be teaching Travels with Charley and THe Kite Runner this semester. I enjoyed viewing the latest books you have read and am going to pick up Peace Like a River and read it. THanks for the great insight.
Sarah De Santis
I've not read the book, but the title comes from a line in T.S. Eliot's "Four Quartets"
"Where is the summer, the unimaginable
Zero summer?"
- Somewhere in MT
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