Well, maybe not the exact second.
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But I am fantasizing about how much I will enjoy reading when no one is requiring me to do so. I am going to read FICTION, you guys. Copious amounts of fiction.
Here are my top five Christmas break must-reads. I realize that it is pointless, and possibly dangerous, to be dreaming about the books I will read when I’m done reading the pile I have now. But what is a dream if not wrought with danger and mostly an exercise in futility?
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
The Great Gatsby (I want to sneak in a re-read before I catch the Luhrmann remake on Christmas Day)
A girl can dream. Back to dramatic theory.
What’s on your reading list?
love, elizabeth
Miss Peregrine is good, I think you'll like it (I reviewed it on my blog actually: http://www.intogeek.net/2012/09/friday-review-book-club-3.html)
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