I just got Gilead from the library for Joe! I had given my copy away. I don’t exactly remember what I thought on my first read…it is an enjoyable reread. Funny to see that cover. The US editions were more mystical/abstract appearing.
What a fun collection of vacation activities. Isn’t fun to put them all down and reflect? We’re just beginning our recreation time…excited for the adventures ahead.
Sounds like a wonderful change of pace and a good natural movement in and out of structured schoolwork. You are wise to follow your instincts about these things, Catherine!
And thank you for sharing our post together about mothers in literature -- I felt just as you did about the wonderful variety and intensity of the contributions. I had goosebumps, for sure!
I remember spending many an afternoon playing badminton (or a loose version thereof) with my friend in later childhood/adolescence. I'd totally forgotten until this post. Sounds like a good purchase! I, too, dither over minor financial decisions.
I just got Gilead from the library for Joe! I had given my copy away. I don’t exactly remember what I thought on my first read…it is an enjoyable reread. Funny to see that cover. The US editions were more mystical/abstract appearing.
What a fun collection of vacation activities. Isn’t fun to put them all down and reflect? We’re just beginning our recreation time…excited for the adventures ahead.
Gilead is one I don't think many people "get" until at least a couple reads! I certainly felt that way. But it is beautiful.
Sounds like a wonderful change of pace and a good natural movement in and out of structured schoolwork. You are wise to follow your instincts about these things, Catherine!
And thank you for sharing our post together about mothers in literature -- I felt just as you did about the wonderful variety and intensity of the contributions. I had goosebumps, for sure!
I remember spending many an afternoon playing badminton (or a loose version thereof) with my friend in later childhood/adolescence. I'd totally forgotten until this post. Sounds like a good purchase! I, too, dither over minor financial decisions.