Okay, class, please turn in your summer book reports...

[plethora__]

I know that I'm an English dork when I sort of wish I had been assigned a sort of book report to do this summer on a few books I'd read during my blissful ten weeks of freedom, unhinged from the pressure-block of Shakespeare outlines due, of Canterbury Tales papers, etc. So I'm going to do just that:

An Impromptu Summer Book Report Of Two Very

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[carfare1]

1) The Bean Trees

I LOVE this book!! I had to read it for 10th grade English class and I totally fell in love. I miss you so much, we must hang out again! You totally need to visit me this year.

[plethora__]

Aw, I really want to!

As I said, it's one of my all-time favorite books, ever. Yeah. That entry is one big whole Kingsolver lovefest.

Have you read The Poisonwood Bible yet? I haven't, but am going to get it next time I go to the library, I think. Although I'm told it's much different than the Taylor + Turtle saga of Trees and Pigs in Heaven (which is also equally amazing).

[sarahw18]

The Poisonwood Bible is FAMAZING. I read it in June, absolutely wonderful. You'll love it.

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Then, on that note, most definitely getting. :)

[supersuz12]

mmm definitely read and loved both! when are we playing?

[plethora__]

Ooh, yes, we must! Tomorrow afternoon I'm all for anything, but from 6:30 on I'm busy. Friday's cool too, as well as the weekend. :)

[eternalliterati]

Beth, what's that book that you were reading when you were on a plane to somewhere and you kept laughing out loud at it, and some lady near you asked you what you were reading?

I want it. But I don't know what it's called. I remember your post about it, however. ;)

[plethora__]

The Idiot Girl's Action Adventure Guide

The reviews echo my airplane giggles. :)

[eternalliterati]

YES! Thank you!

[puffingnoise]

That's awesome that you wished you had to do a book report on some good books over summer vacation. You rock!