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| Fri, 07-08-2005 - 7:21pm |
Wise women say "Confession is good for the reader's soul", so here's a place to clear our conscionous (sp) ....
| Fri, 07-08-2005 - 7:21pm |
Wise women say "Confession is good for the reader's soul", so here's a place to clear our conscionous (sp) ....
I have a confession about one of my favorite books EVER, "Blessed Are the Cheesemakers" by Sarah-Kate Lynch.
What a sneak you are!
~Jackie, BookCrossing Member & Warming Families Volunteer
<~Jackie, BookCrossing Member & Warming Families Volunteer
<Oh Teri-that is an awesome idea- that is still one my favorite books ever! I think she has a new one coming out this month: "Eating with the Angels"
Connie Farrell, a New York restaurant critic, is sitting in a first class seat on her way to Venice for the second honeymoon of a lifetime. There's only one problem - Tom, her high school sweetheart and husband of ten years, is not sitting next to her. The seat is empty. But Connie does not immediately lose her appetite for pleasure. Arriving in Venice she meets Marco, a handsome gondolier who sates her with every kind of mouth-watering delicacy...But all is not quite as it seems, and back in New York Connie is dealt the cruellest blow imaginable. Suddenly, there's nothing on the menu but heartache and sorrow, and no amount of delectable cooking will make up for the desperate situation which she faces. A novel about food, about second chances, about parents and children, about New York and Venice, and about love, more delicious than any four star meal...
Okay back to the thread. I have a few books that I've borrowed from friends that are gathering dust... I warned them that it might be a while. I feel guilty sometimes when I check out more books taht I know I can read in two weeks from the library- especially the ones from the New section. I feel real guilty when I have to renew them because I know there are probably others waiting.
Maggie, thx, I'll work on a Sarah Kate Lynch feature thread for later in the week!
That is too cool! And funny.
I'll have to check this book out since you give it such a great review AND you've taken such great lengths to get others to read it!
Hi Heather:
~blushing~
AND you've taken such great lengths to get others to read it!
~sigh~
Being a book-a-holic is a wonderful thing! One of the best (and quite healthy, I might add) things to be addicted to!
A "bletherer" is someone who talks a lot. LOL. Also written "blather" and a dictionary says: to chatter
to talk foolishly at length -- often used with on
If you click on the blinkie itself, it will take you to the "Over 40 and Loving It" board where cl-annelee55 is. She had the blinkie made and loves to blether. LOL.
Blether is more of a British word.