Things I wrote
-
Although I rarely reread books, I'll most likely be reading this one again in the near future.
-
This was a great "TV book", a light read, a break from the world, and completely entertaining.
-
These stories were quick reads and got me thinking, which is what her work always does; I'm grateful for it.
-
His legacy is a long one and I only hope that in some way kids today get to experience the magic of spending a half hour with him.
-
This series does what so many great picture books do, Klassen uses the illustrations to great effect for the story.
-
I'm still figuring out what works for me, but what I do know is the last few weeks I'm reading more, feeling more relaxed, and finding the things I want to do.
-
This book ended up being different than I expected in all the best ways and if you like reading, writing, and dogs, I highly recommend it.
-
I really enjoyed the entire series, but I especially enjoyed the way in which KSR wrapped it up. The focus on characters I'd come to know well and who were changing as they were living these amazing long lives was fascinating.
-
New year, new adventure for me.
-
I'll also say this: these books are hard in many ways, Mars isn't easy, Earth is falling apart, but as is normal for KSR, I always end feeling hope.
-
But Tharp does something more in this book, she showed me a whole world of other artists who've written about creativity in their journals and other writings.
-
The amazing thing about KSR's writing is how he always leaves me feeling hopeful, even when things aren't going well.
-
Because it's my journal, I'm writing about my day, all of my day, which I don't feel as comfortable sharing most days.