When: Friday 7/31/09, sometime in the early afternoon
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Braintree, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
This is one of my favorite books ever in life, and I am hoping that the movie adaptation coming out next week won't be too disappointing. This book profoundly affected me; cf. me crying at the trailer, just because I know what's going to happen.
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
Last of the West Coast sightings
When: Thursday 7/30/09, 10:00 AM
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport
Who: Male, 40s
What: Darwin's Radio by Greg Bear
I was intrigued by the title, but not so much by the WorldCat summary:
"A retrovirus is discovered which provokes miscarriages in women, followed by a second pregnancy without sexual intercourse. As scientists race to unlock its mysteries, fears grow it may herald the end of the human race as we know it."
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport
Who: Male, 40s
What: Darwin's Radio by Greg Bear
I was intrigued by the title, but not so much by the WorldCat summary:
"A retrovirus is discovered which provokes miscarriages in women, followed by a second pregnancy without sexual intercourse. As scientists race to unlock its mysteries, fears grow it may herald the end of the human race as we know it."
Labels:
Darwin's Radio,
Greg Bear,
Library books,
Males reading,
Novels,
Science fiction
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Title = what I was on the plane ride back to Boston (along with hysterical)
When: Thursday 7/30/09, 10:00 AM
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport
Who: Female, 20s
What: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer
I have this irrational feeling I wouldn't like this book. Not sure why.
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport
Who: Female, 20s
What: Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer
I have this irrational feeling I wouldn't like this book. Not sure why.
Poolside
When: Monday 7/27/09, around 4:30
Where: Monte Carlo Hotel, Las Vegas
Who: Female, 30s
What: Certain Girls by Jennifer Weiner
Apparently the sequel to Good in Bed. The woman was in the pool, leaning on the edge with a drink and a book. It was 110 degrees outside.
Where: Monte Carlo Hotel, Las Vegas
Who: Female, 30s
What: Certain Girls by Jennifer Weiner
Apparently the sequel to Good in Bed. The woman was in the pool, leaning on the edge with a drink and a book. It was 110 degrees outside.
Labels:
Certain Girls,
Chick lit,
Females reading,
Jennifer Weiner,
Novels
A book set in Boston, after a flight from Boston
When: Friday 7/24/09, around noon
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport, baggage claim
Who: Female, early 60s
What: The Neighbor by Lisa Gardner
Not even I read while waiting for my bags. It must be a good one.
Where: Long Beach (CA) airport, baggage claim
Who: Female, early 60s
What: The Neighbor by Lisa Gardner
Not even I read while waiting for my bags. It must be a good one.
Labels:
Females reading,
Library books,
Lisa Gardner,
Mystery,
Novels,
The Neighbor
Monday, July 20, 2009
Literal escapism
When: Thursday 7/16/09, around 8:15 AM
Where: MBTA 554 bus, inbound
Who: Male, 50s
What: Odd Hours by Dean Koontz
I would like to have been reading, too, but I had to put in my headphones so as not to hear the loud rantings of the man in front of me on the decline of civilization vis-a-vis Michelle Obama's sleeves, and Sonia Sotomayor's membership in "La Rosa" (aka "La Raza").
Where: MBTA 554 bus, inbound
Who: Male, 50s
What: Odd Hours by Dean Koontz
I would like to have been reading, too, but I had to put in my headphones so as not to hear the loud rantings of the man in front of me on the decline of civilization vis-a-vis Michelle Obama's sleeves, and Sonia Sotomayor's membership in "La Rosa" (aka "La Raza").
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Movie adaptation time!
When: Thursday 7/16/09, around 7:45 AM
Where: MBTA 73 bus, outbound
Who: Male, 20s
What: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
The first book, I believe, to get a second mention.
Where: MBTA 73 bus, outbound
Who: Male, 20s
What: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
The first book, I believe, to get a second mention.
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