Crystal G. shared the book An Undone Fairy Tale, by Ian Lendler. It is a very cute twist on the traditional fairy tale story. She also shared a book about polygamy, but I didn't write that one down.
Rachel Blackmer shared the book Letters to a Young Poet, by Rainer Maria Rilke. I don't quite remember what it is was about, but it is supposedly very inspiring. I put it on my to-read list.
Rachel Borrowman shared the book The Picture of Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde. Kind of mystic, mystery type, it is about a beautiful young man named Dorian who becomes obsessesed with a painting done of himself. It also sounds very interesting.
Stephanie shared the book When Washington Crossed the Delaware, by Lynne Cheney, who is Dick Cheney's wife. It is a beautifully illustrated book about the Revolutionary War, and contains a story that has been deleted from textbooks. I'm not exactly sure what battle it was, but the two sides were facing each other and gunfire was rampant, when Washington, on his horse, crossed right in the middle of the two armies, and although his coat was torn and shot through, he didn't receive even a scratch.
I shared Three Cups of Tea. See previous post for explanation. We had a very fun time and hope to see even more friends at our next gathering.
5 comments:
Sounds fun! Wish I could come.
wow, you've progress from nerd to queen of the nerds. nice
For the record, I consider The Picture of Dorian Grey" to be a modern classic.
Thanks for missing us Emily, I'll try harder to keep the blog more regularily updated...just for you. :) I like your spin on your book club where everyone shares different books. I would join the fun if I was out there.
right now i'm reading a tale of two cities in english class. does that mean i'm in your club?
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