Suggest a book to read or as a possible gift
With it being the holiday season, I thought it would be nice for those that would liketo, to suggest possible books as gifts for others or as gifts for ourselves.
I am asking you, On The Run Readers/Jog the Mind with Books and Running/Gotta Run Readers.....still trying on names.....to respond to this post with your suggestions.
Here is mine. I just bought Furry Thoughts (gotta check that that is the right name) for my mom who has everything and, whatever she does not have, I could not afford to buy her, anyway. It is a really sweet (Sara, you would so love it) book of nice watercolors with simple, one to two lines warm and fuzzy sayings.
Oh...I also suggest, for those animal lovers, my Mom's Fur Friend's Calendar. Every other page has a great pic of somebody's pet with a nice saying underneath the pic, such as "Happiness is dog shaped"- Chapman Pincher, Indian Author
Ok...that was an obvious plug.
For reading purposes....I just got through listening to Charlette Bronte's Jane Eyre. Most of you probably read it in highschool, but if not, go to the library and rent the audio book. The reader does all of the different accents so well that it is a true treat to hear.
Those are my suggestions. What are yours?
I am asking you, On The Run Readers/Jog the Mind with Books and Running/Gotta Run Readers.....still trying on names.....to respond to this post with your suggestions.
Here is mine. I just bought Furry Thoughts (gotta check that that is the right name) for my mom who has everything and, whatever she does not have, I could not afford to buy her, anyway. It is a really sweet (Sara, you would so love it) book of nice watercolors with simple, one to two lines warm and fuzzy sayings.
Oh...I also suggest, for those animal lovers, my Mom's Fur Friend's Calendar. Every other page has a great pic of somebody's pet with a nice saying underneath the pic, such as "Happiness is dog shaped"- Chapman Pincher, Indian Author
Ok...that was an obvious plug.
For reading purposes....I just got through listening to Charlette Bronte's Jane Eyre. Most of you probably read it in highschool, but if not, go to the library and rent the audio book. The reader does all of the different accents so well that it is a true treat to hear.
Those are my suggestions. What are yours?