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Feb. 13th, 2007
Anna Sledding
Feb. 13th, 2007 02:10 pmMister God, This Is Anna (reread), by Fynn
This is one of those books that I always have my defensive "cheese factor" shield up while starting, but I keep rereading it anyway. And I always enjoy it. I think this is like my fourth time through or something.
(20/250)
The Sledding Hill, by Chris Crutcher
This is sort of an odd little book, and it only gets odder when the author inserts himself as a character. If it was anyone other than Crutcher, I wouldn't have given it a shot. But Mr. Crutcher, man, he's been one of my people since I first read Chinese Handcuffs in the 9th or 10th grade, and I'll read anything he writes and has them put covers on. Anyway, he made it work and I liked it a lot. But I wouldn't start with this one, I don't think. Start with Whale Talk. See how that suits you.
(21/250)
This is one of those books that I always have my defensive "cheese factor" shield up while starting, but I keep rereading it anyway. And I always enjoy it. I think this is like my fourth time through or something.
(20/250)
The Sledding Hill, by Chris Crutcher
This is sort of an odd little book, and it only gets odder when the author inserts himself as a character. If it was anyone other than Crutcher, I wouldn't have given it a shot. But Mr. Crutcher, man, he's been one of my people since I first read Chinese Handcuffs in the 9th or 10th grade, and I'll read anything he writes and has them put covers on. Anyway, he made it work and I liked it a lot. But I wouldn't start with this one, I don't think. Start with Whale Talk. See how that suits you.
(21/250)