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Apr. 18th, 2004 09:10 pmI haven't written much about what I've been reading lately. In the past few weeks, I've been re-reading a lot of short stories and novels that I'd read before.
However, I have also read-
1.
"You're an animal, Viskovitz" by Alessandro Boffa- a hilarious collection of fables about a character who goes through life as a variety of animals. Funny, creative, whimsical, and biologically informative.
2. "Midnight at the Dragon Cafe" by Judy Fong Bates- a great story about a young Chinese girl whose family moves to Canada to run a restaurant in small town Ontario. The girl uncovers some dark secrets about her family and her family history. A nice coming of age story.
3. "A room with a view" by E.M. Forster- I read this for the chicklit.com classic book club and really liked it. I missed some of the details because I'm not used to reading this style of novel, but I loved the general themes, the characters and some of the lines in the book were so damn quotable. I'll definitely read it again.
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I'm still working on getting all my treeplanting gear together. Today I went on a bike ride, and went to see the school art and skateboard exhibit at the art gallery.
However, I have also read-
1.
"You're an animal, Viskovitz" by Alessandro Boffa- a hilarious collection of fables about a character who goes through life as a variety of animals. Funny, creative, whimsical, and biologically informative.
2. "Midnight at the Dragon Cafe" by Judy Fong Bates- a great story about a young Chinese girl whose family moves to Canada to run a restaurant in small town Ontario. The girl uncovers some dark secrets about her family and her family history. A nice coming of age story.
3. "A room with a view" by E.M. Forster- I read this for the chicklit.com classic book club and really liked it. I missed some of the details because I'm not used to reading this style of novel, but I loved the general themes, the characters and some of the lines in the book were so damn quotable. I'll definitely read it again.
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I'm still working on getting all my treeplanting gear together. Today I went on a bike ride, and went to see the school art and skateboard exhibit at the art gallery.
