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weekly book post
Hey girls,
What is everyone reading this week? I am reading The Wildwater Walking Club by Claire Cook. I really like it. It was a little slow at first. I read another book of Claire Cook's in 2008 and liked it. The funny thing about this is I ended up with two copies of this book. MIL returned a bunch of books and two copies of this book were in her stack. I had bought the book months ago but was into the Carol Higgins Clark series and had books from the library so I gave it to MIL b.c. she reads and gets them back fast. She must've bought the book too b.c. I now I have two copies. The book makes me want to walk more than I do (if I could just get out of work earlier) and wish I had some friends/neighbors to walk with. My mom used to walk with her friend/our neighbor every night for years when I was in elementary school and junior high!
Re: weekly book post
I finished The Kommandant's Girl last night. It was good but I did not love it like my mom.
I just started The Night Circus by Erin Morganstern. It is way too soon to have much of an impression.
Lauren, that book is SO slow at the start. I felt the same way, and at the beginning it's sort of hard to understand too with all the Swedish lingo/places. It starts picking up a lot after the first hundred pages or so. I remember telling my grandmother the same thing. The second and third books pick up right from the beginning though! Well worth the slow beginning! I can't wait for the movie to com out.