Even Darkness Sings from Auschwitz to Hiroshima: Finding Hope in the Saddest Places on Earth by Thomas H. Cook
You can tell a good bit about my tv and movie preferences from a quick look at what I'm reading this week.
The Classics Club Spin fell on 5, and that means I shall be reading The Essential Rumi. That's ideal for me, as I have a copy of this book on my Kindle and I can linger over it through the spin time period that runs through the month of October. Perfect.
I shamelessly bragged last week about all the books I nominated for the Cybils that were either finalists or winners here. I'm working on my list of books to nominate this year. Have you made your list? The nominations open on October 1.
What was your week like?
Did you read any good books? Tell us about them.
What other bookish things did you do? What else is going on in your life?
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I just requested Speaking American from our library - it looks like something I'd like.
ReplyDeleteAntiquing must be popular in Texas!
I couldn’t help showing Speaking American to a couple of people I saw in the library before I turned it in. I think there is enough content for a sequel.
DeleteHope you are enjoying the antiques fair this weekend and next weekend. I'll have to seek out Rumi, I think. It might be good to spend some time with during my two-week convalescence at the end of October.
ReplyDeleteI had a fabulous time at the antiques fair, though there was no WiFi. I am very frustrated at not having a good computer, too. When will you finish with my computer, Apple Store?
DeleteI remember watching the Gerald Durrell series when I lived in the UK and loving it!
ReplyDeleteWe have enjoyed watching it so much. I read book one of the trilogy a long time ago. It feels like it is an even richer read this time.
DeleteLove antiques thanks to my grandma and mom who were die hard in antiquing. Have you ever been to an antique auction?
ReplyDeleteNo, but I bet that would be great fun.
DeleteI feel your computer pain and hope the part arrives soon.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
I’m calling Apple as soon as they open today.
DeleteThat’s quite a traffic queue, I hope the fair is worth it!
ReplyDeleteI’ve watched a season or three of Poldark, and all of the Durrell’s but haven’t read either, or the Goldfinch.
Have a great reading week Deb!
I'm in my happy place right now with my reading. And the Cybils nominations will start rolling in tomorrow, so that will make it even better.
DeleteWhere is Warrenton TX? Tell me in hours, please.
ReplyDeleteIt's a little over two hours away.
DeleteStupid Google! Kicked me out.
ReplyDeleteI know someone who is exhibiting at Warrenton! Tessa, don't actually know her, but we rented her lovely home in San Miguel de Allende Mexico for a month a couple of years ago.
Interesting. I may have visited with her on Saturday. She had a lot of amazing art.
DeleteI love the Durrells!!! I've been meaning to read the books - I think I want to actually purchase the trilogy, and I am very picky lately with the books I buy. Have a great week antiquing!
ReplyDeleteI found the first book, I think, on Amazon Prime, but I may have to buy the others.
DeleteI haven't made a Cybils list. I'm always a bit of a seat-of-the-pants nominator.
ReplyDeleteI'm the opposite. I carefully weigh and consider.
DeleteOooh! I need to check out the Cybils awards! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteHere’s my Sunday Post!
Ronyell @ Rabbit Ears Book Blog
You definitely need to nominate some good books tomorrow.
DeleteI had no idea! We have quite a few snowbirds who head down to Texas, but it's still too hot down here for that. I've never seen long lines of traffic for snowbirds, but I think ours drift in a few at a time.
ReplyDeleteGoldfinch is a great one! Happy shopping - I love antiques and vintage fairs! I will look at the Cybils tomorrow- thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteI’m enjoying it very much.
DeleteI just turned on ,y drier and it made this awful noise and quit. Figures as I have a pile of laundry to do and now I'll have to haul the clothes to the laundromat to dry them. Have a fun time at the antique's fair:)
ReplyDeleteHopefully my computer will be repaired tomorrow.
Deletedarn computer gremlins. i am curious about the goldfinch. looking forward to seeing what you think
ReplyDeletesherry @ fundinmental
Poldark and the Durrells!! So happy they're back on PBS.
ReplyDeleteNice looking books. Have fun antiquing! Come see my week here. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteI love Poldark the show. I can't believe its the final season. I mean really a 12 books series can be made into more seasons? I'm looking forward to the Durrells. I didn't much care for the show the first season but it has grown on me.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like some great books to read! i downloaded Poldark after watching the show, but haven't read it yet. I just had a similar issue with my computer, I got it back and now it is dying when it's unplugged so I have to take it back. argh! Computers!
ReplyDeleteGald to hear your keyboard is covered due to the recall! Even if there's a frustrating wait on the parts.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a good week!