Summer is too short. I begin the summer thinking of the books I will finally read, its an
unrealistic list filled with books of beautiful covers, long lengths, and beguiling titles. And
once again, the books on my home shelves wait patiently for me; whereas, the books at the
library siren song me into following me home. Afternoons spent reading under a tree, on the
porch, on the beach, or on a boat are too few for the greedy part of me who craves immersion
into alternate lives and worlds. Perhaps it isn't important what titles I have read but that I read.
As we approach October, our AM Book Group will resume and I anticipate joyfully the sharing
and discussing, the expansion and insight. We begin again this October 4 with our Historical
Fiction selection: The House at Riverton by Kate Morton. I look forward to our reading
community, to our shared focus. Come join the discussion on October 4 at 10 AM.
unrealistic list filled with books of beautiful covers, long lengths, and beguiling titles. And
once again, the books on my home shelves wait patiently for me; whereas, the books at the
library siren song me into following me home. Afternoons spent reading under a tree, on the
porch, on the beach, or on a boat are too few for the greedy part of me who craves immersion
into alternate lives and worlds. Perhaps it isn't important what titles I have read but that I read.
As we approach October, our AM Book Group will resume and I anticipate joyfully the sharing
and discussing, the expansion and insight. We begin again this October 4 with our Historical
Fiction selection: The House at Riverton by Kate Morton. I look forward to our reading
community, to our shared focus. Come join the discussion on October 4 at 10 AM.
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