Ugh! I was messing around with the blog and somehow deleted by blogroll. Bother!! I go through that Blogroll everyday and read all the blogs -- now I have to reconstruct it. Guess that will be after dinner!
Reading a YA Distopia novel -- "Lush". This is the 3rd dystopian novel I have read and I am here to tell you I am not a fan of the genre. It is creepy and the three I have read are all glaringly similar. I think Ayn Rand was not as terrifying as Shirley Jackson but this new read isn't really frightening but I just don't like it. So, I will finish and I will review but I probably won't seek out another.
I am continuing to read down my Nook list and this book was on the Nook - I think this one was also a free offering. I am having a great conflict with the Nook concept -- again. I originally obtained an e-reader so I could cut down on printed material in the house as I was running out of bookshelves and the books were cheaper. I am noticing that they aren't so cheap anymore so now I am finding myself researching the cheapest way to obtain the book I want to read. As a result I am sitting here staring at a list of books recently acquired from our local used book store.
I don't think there is a right answer.
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Oh dear! Life sounds tough at the moment. Anyway, you can get me back on your blog roll easily now!
Thanks, Mary! I love technology but I dislike how rapidly it can change especially when you don't want it to!
I use the Kindle e-reader on my tablet, They are much cheaper and I can read in the dark while in bed and don't have to disturb anyone.
Julie -- yes, I downloaded the Kindle app onto my Nook tablet -- talk about conflict of interest! But I am finding I use it a lot as well. The e-readers do help with the over abundance of printed material that comes into this house -- sort of.
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