Mom blew through Cutting for Stone in a weekend (650 pages!) because she "wanted to get it over with." Whereupon Monday she handed it back to me.
I have absolutely no desire to crack it open.
Maybe I'm dreading the next meeting; definitely the premise of the book is not speaking to me.
Our previous meeting's hostess just sent around a photo of the new baby, prompting a lot of addressees to hit "Reply All" (ugh) and (1) coo over the baby (all right, but really do we all need to hear 20 people say "Congratulations!" to someone else?) and (2) offer some comment about the book. Most recent was a gushing "loved it, can't put it down, may reread before we meet" reply-all.
I gagged.
Mom said it was the perfect comment because then that person could do all the (more than four or five sentences) talking.
Heh.
2 comments:
I hate that feeling. A friend loaned me a book a few months back, and if it was a book I'd picked up for any other reason, I would never have finished it. It just ... didn't get me. But at least it was short!
Good luck.
(My wvw is flout: perhaps you shouldn't read it after all!)
Oooh, maybe! A sign from Blogger WV! That's almost divinity, right?
For now, I'm letting it marinate in the 100-degree-plus heat inside the tin can that is my car. . . maybe it will do that spontaneous combustion thing.
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