reading wednesday
Apr. 17th, 2019 09:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
boxofdelights• What are you reading?
Still Becoming, by Michelle Obama, which keeps getting interrupted by other books; this week it is
The Color Purple, by Alice Walker, for classics book group tomorrow.
• What did you recently finish reading?
Mercury, by Hope Larsen. Interesting story, which I am still thinking about, but I did not like the drawing. Different characters looked too similar and the same character looked too different from one panel to the next. And I don't mean Tara and Josie, who are supposed to look similar; I mean, for example, Josie's mother and the man Josie falls in love with.
• What do you think you’ll read next?
I've got The True Queen, by Zen Cho!
But Bad science : quacks, hacks, and big pharma flacks, by Ben Goldacre
and Multiple sclerosis : a guide for the newly diagnosed , by T. Jock Murray, Carol S. Saunders, Nancy J. Holland are due back at the library.
• What are you watching?
Jasper Jones, directed by Rachel Perkins. I was disappointed by how ineffectual all the female characters were.
Still Becoming, by Michelle Obama, which keeps getting interrupted by other books; this week it is
The Color Purple, by Alice Walker, for classics book group tomorrow.
• What did you recently finish reading?
Mercury, by Hope Larsen. Interesting story, which I am still thinking about, but I did not like the drawing. Different characters looked too similar and the same character looked too different from one panel to the next. And I don't mean Tara and Josie, who are supposed to look similar; I mean, for example, Josie's mother and the man Josie falls in love with.
• What do you think you’ll read next?
I've got The True Queen, by Zen Cho!
But Bad science : quacks, hacks, and big pharma flacks, by Ben Goldacre
and Multiple sclerosis : a guide for the newly diagnosed , by T. Jock Murray, Carol S. Saunders, Nancy J. Holland are due back at the library.
• What are you watching?
Jasper Jones, directed by Rachel Perkins. I was disappointed by how ineffectual all the female characters were.