Sofia

The Tall Man with Jessica Biel...actually wasn't too bad

going to throw some steaks on the grill tonight...baked potatoes from the garden and green beans....I have so many green beans that I am considering handing them out instead of Halloween candy (if only they lasted that long)

Not too bad....it's not exactly going in the direction I expected, but that could end up being a good thing...have you read it?

is it a ruler?

almost halfway through The Slap now

I'm so jealous.

getting better so far....will get back to you

I have finally made progress as well....page 200-ish I think

that's what I'm counting on

I loved both too....it's a rare one where the film is almost as good

funny you should say that...I've been sidetracked as well! That was a fun book

I'd pick it up if I found it at a used book sale or the library...but no way would I pay more than a couple bucks

raisin scone

started The Slap

beautiful cake Pickle!!

I just started The Remains of the Day

I'm also very interested in Bring Up the bodies....but would like to read Wolf Hall first.....don't know much about the rest of them.

I finished Gone Girl and almost done with The Crazy School...it's pretty bad, but I feel compelled to finish it now

the pics are awesome am I the only one that wants to sneak a cookie from that box?

i'm really enjoying your library adventures and thanks for posting the pics...very cool

Delayed Onset Reader #1. You are without a doubt a book lover, and when you walk into a bookstore or any place books are available, you can't help yourself, you buy one or many. When you get home you put them aside, often reverently, as if they were art, displaying them on a bookshelf or propping them up on your bedside table, pages ready to meet your eyes as soon as you have the moment. But you're very, very busy, and days, weeks, or months may go by before you actually crack open one of these books. It's not for lack of trying! When you finally do, you will be overjoyed by all the learning and emotional depth and humor and writing quality that exists in this book that's been sitting within reach all along, and you will be amazed that you waited so long to ever open it. Suggested delayed onset #1 suggestions: The Imperfectionists, by Tom Rachman; The Princess Bride, by William Goldman; Lolita by Nabokov; Anne of Green Gables, by L.M. Montgomery.

am looking forward even more now to starting mine it is

hope all is ok down there! xxx

Ringu 1-4

loved this one down to the last chapter or two on Gone Girl