I don't know about you, but I am a re-reader of books.
The way I figger it, if a book is rilly, rilly good, I keep it in my library and after a year or two or three I can read it again as if it were the first time.
I just finished reading this book for the second time and just like the first time, I could not put it down.
I am reminded of the axiom I read once in a Stephen King story: "It's not the tale but he who tells it."
So true....so true.
In the case of this book, however, it is both the tale, AND he who tells it. The proverbial Double Whammy.
To whet your appetite, go here.
The way I figger it, if a book is rilly, rilly good, I keep it in my library and after a year or two or three I can read it again as if it were the first time.
I just finished reading this book for the second time and just like the first time, I could not put it down.
I am reminded of the axiom I read once in a Stephen King story: "It's not the tale but he who tells it."
So true....so true.
In the case of this book, however, it is both the tale, AND he who tells it. The proverbial Double Whammy.
To whet your appetite, go here.
8 comments:
Thank You Very Much
I'll trade you two(2) 1800's astronomy books for the privilege of you sending me that book so I can read it again.
...wait, maybe I still have it!
You guys should join the Oprah book club.
I have re-read Stewart Little :)
Yes as a yourng child and The Twilight Series :) Yes as an adult. I was always a one and done with books.
I don't have it....
I think I once joined a book club in the way back days (before Oprah even)...or was it maybe an 8 track club...hmmm.
If you sharpen his knives I am sure he will lend it to you. He's that kind of guy.
PhfrankieDullKnife, is that book hinged correctly?
LMGDAO @ Bruno!
wReggie, but he'll more than likely send me all his chisels and hand plane irons too!
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