Books!
So it's been rather a while since I've written up books that I've finished. On the one hand, I haven't been reading my lately because I was busy with classes, but on the other hand, it's been so long that I actually have a reasonable list. In no particular order:
Hat Full of Sky, Terry Pratchett
Gaudy Night, Dorothy Sayers - this one's set at a women's college at Oxford in the 1930s, and I've got to say, nothing changes. No, we don't have any deranged vandalism, but there were so many similarities to Smith. Also, this book kicked off last month's Nazi theme.
Remains of the Day - continuing the Nazi theme, though I knew what I was getting into with this one. We watched the movie version in my film class and I liked it so much that I decided to read the book.
A Patchwork Planet, Anne Tyler
Interpreter of Maladies, Jhumpa Lahiri - I actually don't remember if I put this one on the last list or not. Fantastic short stories and I've been trying to read The Namesake for a month and a half, but it's always checked out.
Rousseau, Burke, and Revolution in France, 1791 - okay, so this one's my game book from class, but I read every damn page. Several of them twice.
I think that's it, but I'm not certain. See, this is why I wanted to keep a list in the first place - I can never remember what I've read when and I wanted to try to keep track. Now that I'm finished with school, I should be reading a lot more.
Yeah, so I graduate next Sunday. Crazy.
Hat Full of Sky, Terry Pratchett
Gaudy Night, Dorothy Sayers - this one's set at a women's college at Oxford in the 1930s, and I've got to say, nothing changes. No, we don't have any deranged vandalism, but there were so many similarities to Smith. Also, this book kicked off last month's Nazi theme.
Remains of the Day - continuing the Nazi theme, though I knew what I was getting into with this one. We watched the movie version in my film class and I liked it so much that I decided to read the book.
A Patchwork Planet, Anne Tyler
Interpreter of Maladies, Jhumpa Lahiri - I actually don't remember if I put this one on the last list or not. Fantastic short stories and I've been trying to read The Namesake for a month and a half, but it's always checked out.
Rousseau, Burke, and Revolution in France, 1791 - okay, so this one's my game book from class, but I read every damn page. Several of them twice.
I think that's it, but I'm not certain. See, this is why I wanted to keep a list in the first place - I can never remember what I've read when and I wanted to try to keep track. Now that I'm finished with school, I should be reading a lot more.
Yeah, so I graduate next Sunday. Crazy.