Yet another literary meme...

[lapiudolce]

One book that changed your life:

As a young person:
Anne Frank: the Diary of a Young Girl.

As an Adult:
Hmm...very, very hard to say. Probably Good-bye to All That (Robert Graves), with Testament of Youth (Vera Brittain) somewhere behind it. War is hell.

One book that you've read more than once:
Only one? Okay, Brideshead (members of the

Comments

[kagomeshuko]

Brideshead is a good book, though it really didn't capture my attention. Eh, everyone has their own taste.

Have you ever read Possession by A.S. Byatt or St. Michael's Scales by Neil Connelly (one of the professors at McNeese!)?

Oh, also, I agree about Code. I picked up a copy one time while my mom was waiting in line at Books-A-Million and my mom asked me if I had wanted a copy. I answered, "Uh, no, it's horrible and I just wanted to see how horrible. If I even want to try to read it, I'll just borrow a copy from somebody from chuch or check it out at the library."

Now, we get to do one of those Da Vinci code studies when Sunday School starts because it's "the thing to do." I think I just might stay with the kids and my rally day stuff - which is a good idea, anyway.

Stein Auf!
Bridget