I found some interesting podcasts on iTunes and one was a NPR book review! I am always interested in hearing about and reading a new author. One particular podcast was about a new Sci-Fi book called The Gone Away World by Nick Harkaway. I am usually not a fan of Sci-Fi but it sounded interesting enough, especially the ending! The NPR host said she had to go back and reread the book once she found out the ending, just to see the subtle clues all through the book. I did like it. I loved the ending but didn't need to go back and read it from the beginning again. I won't give away anything about the book in case someone wants to read it.
October 14, 2010
Challenge - Day 13
A fictional book
I found some interesting podcasts on iTunes and one was a NPR book review! I am always interested in hearing about and reading a new author. One particular podcast was about a new Sci-Fi book called The Gone Away World by Nick Harkaway. I am usually not a fan of Sci-Fi but it sounded interesting enough, especially the ending! The NPR host said she had to go back and reread the book once she found out the ending, just to see the subtle clues all through the book. I did like it. I loved the ending but didn't need to go back and read it from the beginning again. I won't give away anything about the book in case someone wants to read it.
I found some interesting podcasts on iTunes and one was a NPR book review! I am always interested in hearing about and reading a new author. One particular podcast was about a new Sci-Fi book called The Gone Away World by Nick Harkaway. I am usually not a fan of Sci-Fi but it sounded interesting enough, especially the ending! The NPR host said she had to go back and reread the book once she found out the ending, just to see the subtle clues all through the book. I did like it. I loved the ending but didn't need to go back and read it from the beginning again. I won't give away anything about the book in case someone wants to read it.
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fiction for me is any book written by philly author lisa scottoline, a former lawyer turned murder mystery author.
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