What book are you reading right now?
Posted on Mar 26th, 2007
by
Galatea Shanti
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for March 26, 2007:
I am usually reading at least two books. A friend and I read aloud to one another on Sunday mornings, and then I have whatever book I'm reading on my own at the time. For Sunday reading, we just finished The Name of the Rose, by Umberto Eco. I never would have been able to get through the whole thing on my own, so it made perfect material for group reading. I'm a little bit sad that it's done, but mostly I'm just glad - it was a long book!! It feels like we've been reading it for months (we probably have been).
On my own, I'm actually reading two books right now. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, by Robert A. Heinlein, is my daytime reading. But it's too political for bedtime reading, so the other night I started Alphabet of Thorn, a fantasy novel by Patricia McKillip, to help soothe myself to sleep. It reminds me of all those nights I stayed awake with a pile of library books as a kid, listening for any movement near the stairs so I could turn off the light and pretend to be asleep.
On my own, I'm actually reading two books right now. The Moon is a Harsh Mistress, by Robert A. Heinlein, is my daytime reading. But it's too political for bedtime reading, so the other night I started Alphabet of Thorn, a fantasy novel by Patricia McKillip, to help soothe myself to sleep. It reminds me of all those nights I stayed awake with a pile of library books as a kid, listening for any movement near the stairs so I could turn off the light and pretend to be asleep.

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What a wonderful idea! I usually read by myself Sunday mornings, listening to Jazz Sunday Side Up on NPR…But I would love to have a friend to read aloud to/with!