another year of books
I follow last year's post with another round up of the books I have devoured throughout the year. I cannot decide whether it's a positive or negative thing that I only found time for six, as opposed to the twelve I promised myself. At times, I found reading to be a welcomed escape from life's turbulence. Yet, I believe the lack of books in the list is owed to the fact I was truly relishing reality and making memories in order to compensate for those lacking in twenty-twenty. If this pattern of blog-writing continues, I suppose I shall be back next year with more musings on words read... 1. Normal People The series was great; the book was fantastic. At first glance, Rooney's writing style seemed somewhat strange, however quickly I found the reading experience to be heightened by the grammatical choices she made. For me, the lack of punctuation allowed for a more personal experience so that I connected with the characters. This is a story of less substance but lots of sty
