Reading
Eleventh Hour, by Catherine
Coulter. Her favorite book is
Little Women, by
Louisa May Alcott. She’s also reading the new Nora Roberts right now. If she were to write her own book it’d be a legal thriller along the lines of
Grisham.
Reading
The Saboteurs by W.E.B. Griffin and William E.
Butterworth IV. His favorite book is
1984, by George Orwell. He’s also reading the
LOR right now…she (the woman on the right) is making him. He usually reads nonfiction—psychology. His book would be Cognitive Science related.
Reading
The Mists of Avalon by Marilyn
Zimmer Bradley. Her favorite books are the
LOR. She’s also reading Eric Kendall’s bio and
Descartes' Baby: How the Science of Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human, by Paul Bloom. Her book—ten years ago she would have said Fantasy, but now, it’d be on Developmental Psychology.
Reading Eleventh Hour, by Catherine Coulter. Her favorite book is Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott. She’s also reading the new Nora Roberts right now. If she were to write her own book it’d be a legal thriller along the lines of Grisham.
Reading The Saboteurs by W.E.B. Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. His favorite book is 1984, by George Orwell. He’s also reading the LOR right now…she (the woman on the right) is making him. He usually reads nonfiction—psychology. His book would be Cognitive Science related.
Reading The Mists of Avalon by Marilyn Zimmer Bradley. Her favorite books are the LOR. She’s also reading Eric Kendall’s bio and Descartes' Baby: How the Science of Child Development Explains What Makes Us Human, by Paul Bloom. Her book—ten years ago she would have said Fantasy, but now, it’d be on Developmental Psychology.
1 comment:
i visited boston, and the harvard campus, earlier this summer. i loved the harvard coop, and another little bookstore near there. people were reading all over the place. that plus the architecture made the cambridge portion of my trip ever so sweet.
thanks for coming and visiting my blog too. :)
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