My review of the show on tour. It’s been a few years since I read the novel, but I remember feeling extensively moved by the experience of absorbing the story of Atticus Finch and his family. Of course, white people love this story, right? It makes some of us out to be heroes. This isContinue reading “To Kill a Mockingbird Is Still Relevant”
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The Joy of Visiting a Bookstore
It’s self-care. There it is. I see it! The glow of the lights of the local Barnes & Noble that are so warm and inviting, waiting to embrace me for a spell. I park my car. It’s after dark, but this is a great time to visit. It seems less crowded. Yes, crowds do makeContinue reading “The Joy of Visiting a Bookstore”
Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus: Book Review
It’s a must-read! The first of my reads on a rare vacation, I was lucky enough that one of my colleagues loaned me a copy of this book. I typically read a popular book long after the hype about it has died down. But not this one. To say that I loved this book wouldContinue reading “Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus: Book Review”
Can We Blame Ayn Rand for the Selfishness of Americans?
I had no idea the author was so controversial My daughters and I are avid readers, so taking multiple books on vacation is a given. For my recent trip to London, my older daughter suggested that I read one of her favorite books: Anthem by Ayn Rand. Of course, I waited until the last minuteContinue reading “Can We Blame Ayn Rand for the Selfishness of Americans?”
Anne the Vegan 