“Late summer is perfect for classic mysteries . . . while big ambitious works of nonfiction are best approached in September and early October, when we still feel energetic and the grass no longer needs to be cut.”
Michael Dirda
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Winter is best for me for reading books. I hope to get back into some again soon. The pandemic made me stop, for some unknown reason.
Best wishes, Pete.
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I have had a hard time reading, too, Pete.
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This energy makes perfect sense to me. 🙂
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Me, too. I love fall!
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Love this one-liner, Maggie. I am more of a book LISTENER than a book reader. Audiobooks make mundane tasks (like pulling weeds) much less onerous. Plus, I can motivate myself to get in my 5,000 steps a day if I am listening to a good book. Just a suggestion to you and your followers: Consider audiobooks. They entertain with great stories performed by skilled narrators. I listen through Audible and also through Hoopla, a free service offered by my local library.
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I have not tried Audible, Debbie, but I know of many who love it. An audio book for me depends so much on the narrator. If the voice does not match the mental image I have of the characters then it is harder for me. I have not tried Listening while walking – that might be a good thing to try.
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Well there you go and Neil Diamond too, great post 💜
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Everything is better with a little Neil Diamond.
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Yes indeed 💜
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You’ve got me anticiapting that autumn energy! Good song!
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I am looking forward to it myself!
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For most of my life summer was for reading. Now retired, I should be reading more.
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The pandemic has changed so much about us and our habits.
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