Sometimes when I am reading a book I want to tell everyone about it and persuade them to read it themselves. With other books I feel like warning people, "Stop! Do not waste your time!"
I used to feel some sort of obligation to finish a book once I had started reading. I continued to give it a chance all the way up to the last page (often tossing the book across the room in disgust). As I have gotten older, I realize that life is too short for bad literature (or nonfiction, biography, poetry, whatever). I will still let an author take some time to hook me on his or her story, but after a fair amount of pages, a decision has to be made.
So here's what I am currently reading, and I am going to give it a hearty recommendation:
The Last Bookaneer, a novel by Matthew Pearl.
Taking place in 19th Century England, America, and Samoa, and featuring a cast of amazing characters that even includes Robert Louis Stevenson, this book makes you re-think your ereader and rekindles your love for paper, hardcover and leather bound books.
Check it out and let me know what you think.
Ok, what are you reading? Good, bad, ugly?
Mi libro Luna de Plutón es un éxito de ventas en todos los países de habla hispana, por favor léelo, sé que te va a encantar.
Your book looks interesting. Will it be translated into English?
This.. Is a Joke, there is a youtuber, who wrote "Luna de Plutón".. We make a Joke, because he promotes his book everywhere all the time.. The youtuber call "DrossRotzank" he lives in Argentina e.e
Oh, sorry. I didn't get the joke. :-)
Currently reading through the Fionavar Tapestry, a fantasy trilogy by Guy Gavriel Kay. It was his first work and I am finding I like a few of his stand alone novels better than this series.
Dreams by CG Jung is my current read . I haven't read a bad book for a while