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Well, if you have to spend an entire day in an airplane (well,,,actually three airplanes), it's nice to fly first class. Especially when you are feeling a little older than you did the day before. (Yesterday, I picked up my first pair of PROGRESSIVE LENSES.)
tHE PERKS:
All the cookies you can eat.
Drinks, even before the plane takes off.
Room to stretch.
Time to read. I've been saving K A Nuzum's A SMALL WHITE SCAR, for this flight. By all accounts, it is wonderful.
If you need something wonderful to read this weekend, I just finished THE WEDNESDAY WARS, by Gary Schmidt. It was one of those books I did not want to finish--it was a pleasure to read. Great protag. Lots of texture. Vivid and meaningful sense of place. I just found out that Gary is teaching at Hamline. This week, I'll be selling many copies of a pb he wrote with Larry Kushner, IN GOD'S HANDS. A wonderful retelling of an old tale.
And cross your fingers for good air conditioning in St Louis.....
Well, if you have to spend an entire day in an airplane (well,,,actually three airplanes), it's nice to fly first class. Especially when you are feeling a little older than you did the day before. (Yesterday, I picked up my first pair of PROGRESSIVE LENSES.)
tHE PERKS:
All the cookies you can eat.
Drinks, even before the plane takes off.
Room to stretch.
Time to read. I've been saving K A Nuzum's A SMALL WHITE SCAR, for this flight. By all accounts, it is wonderful.
If you need something wonderful to read this weekend, I just finished THE WEDNESDAY WARS, by Gary Schmidt. It was one of those books I did not want to finish--it was a pleasure to read. Great protag. Lots of texture. Vivid and meaningful sense of place. I just found out that Gary is teaching at Hamline. This weekend, I'll be selling many copies of a pb he wrote with Larry Kushner, IN GOD'S HANDS. A wonderful retelling of an old tale.
By: Rebecca,
on 4/30/2007
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