When: Monday, 1/25/10, 10:15 AM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Alewife, between Park St. and Harvard
Who: Female, late 20s
What: Confessions of a Mullah Warrior by Massod Farivar
Male readers were catching up for a minute there, but females have pulled far ahead. Maybe men are more secretive about their reading, or maybe I'm less likely to notice them.
Friday, April 2, 2010
Channel Islands fiction
When: Monday, 1/25/10, 9:00 AM
Where: MBTA Green Line (E Line), outbound, between Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
I first heard about this book on NPR a couple of years ago, but I was never that interested in it.
Where: MBTA Green Line (E Line), outbound, between Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows
I first heard about this book on NPR a couple of years ago, but I was never that interested in it.
Maine in Massachusetts
When: Monday, 1/25/10, 8:30 AM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout
Ditto what I said about the last book for this one; here's its WorldCat site.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 20s
What: Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout
Ditto what I said about the last book for this one; here's its WorldCat site.
Labels:
Elizabeth Strout,
Females reading,
Novels,
Olive Kitteridge
African American plantation owners - Fiction
When: Monday, 1/25/10, 8:30 AM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, late teens
What: The Known World by Edward P. Jones
I'd never heard of this book, but from some of its WorldCat reviews, I think I might be interested.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, late teens
What: The Known World by Edward P. Jones
I'd never heard of this book, but from some of its WorldCat reviews, I think I might be interested.
Labels:
Edward P. Jones,
Females reading,
Novels,
The Known World
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Keep on pushing my love....
When: Monday, 1/25/10, 8:30 AM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Male, 50s
What: Borderlines by Archer Mayor
Recording this book immediately put Madonna's "Borderline" into my head. Now I want it out.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Ashmont, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Male, 50s
What: Borderlines by Archer Mayor
Recording this book immediately put Madonna's "Borderline" into my head. Now I want it out.
Labels:
Archer Mayor,
Borderlines,
Males reading,
Mystery,
Novels
Posthumous movie rights
When: Saturday, 1/23/10, 7:30 PM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Alewife, between Braintree and Harvard
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson
This author is popping up everywhere; now two different film versions of his other book (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) are coming out. I just noticed in his authority record that he died in 2004. The books seem new; they must just have been translated into English recently.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Alewife, between Braintree and Harvard
Who: Female, 20s
What: The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson
This author is popping up everywhere; now two different film versions of his other book (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo) are coming out. I just noticed in his authority record that he died in 2004. The books seem new; they must just have been translated into English recently.
Tilting at windmills
When: Saturday, 1/23/10, 3:00 PM
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Braintree, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 30s
What: Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes
I believe this is the second Spanish-language book sighting for the blog.
Where: MBTA Red Line, going towards Braintree, between Harvard and Park St.
Who: Female, 30s
What: Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes
I believe this is the second Spanish-language book sighting for the blog.
Labels:
Don Quixote,
Females reading,
Miguel Cervantes,
Novels
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