Speaking of polls...
Wait. We weren't? Whatevs. Anyway. As promised during last week's polling, I read the winning book, Night by Elie Wiesel. It's quite short, so I read it very quickly, and in that small space of time it made me sad then angry then sad again and then I almost added Schindler's List to my Netflix queue, but I can only take so much (and I've already seen it anyway). *sigh*
The second place (silver medalist?) book was Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer, which 42itous commented on, shall be read soon. I just need to read something light and fluffy in between stories about the Holocaust and post-9/11 stuff because my brain-parts can only handle so much at once. So yeah, then there's that.
The second place (silver medalist?) book was Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer, which 42itous commented on, shall be read soon. I just need to read something light and fluffy in between stories about the Holocaust and post-9/11 stuff because my brain-parts can only handle so much at once. So yeah, then there's that.