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Thoughts on books and reading that come in and out my life along with fiction created along the way
“The truly cultured are capable of owning thousands of unread books without losing their composure or desire for more.” Gabriel Zaid
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I've never read any of these. More for the TBR!
ReplyDeleteBooks are comfort food--nice metaphor. I too love James Herriot; I read all three.
ReplyDeleteJohn, It is so much fun reading your posts. You can even make your books come alive.Man, you brought back memories of James Herriot. I don't know how I forgot him. We Indian readers could only get hold of UK published books in the 70-80s.No doubt I read Enid Blyton, Gerald Durrell, James Herriot amongst others!
ReplyDeleteNow that cup of tea, I think I am going to fall for you!
LOL!
i enjoyed reading your choice of books. 1979 ? that's the year i was born. lol!
ReplyDeletenway, thanks for visiting my btt.
Books are indeed a comfort food.
ReplyDeleteI never read these but my mom had a few on her shelf growing up.
ReplyDeleteYou chose Herriot over Adams? I can't believe it. ;) Actually, I always loved Herriot's works. I think I've read a few...I didn't realize that his real name wasn't James Herriot either. You learn something every day.
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