It's Friday again, which means it's time for Follow Friday. To join the fun and make now book blogger friends, just follow these simple rules:
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Hmm. That's a tough one for me. Not because I have great taste in books, or because I don't like dorky things. But rather because I'm not really ashamed to admit to loving any of the books I love. I guess the closest thing would be admitting that I love Lynn Johnston's For Better or For Worse compilations - the doings of a pretty ordinary suburban family are just so very bland that it just seems somehow off that I enjoy reading them so much.
*Anyone who gets the reference in the title of this blog post gets a prize. The prize is my being impressed by their ability to answer obscure questions.
Go to previous Follow Friday: This One Goes to Eleven. Well Five Actually
Go to subsequent Follow Friday: A Baker's Dozen
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New follower here from the hop. Hope you'll visit me at http://redhotbooks.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteHopping by and now following, too! I also like books that are suburban based, though I don't chose to read them too often. Maybe we all need a bit of a familiarity-fix now and then?
ReplyDeleteTake care & happy reading,
Ms. C
http://coffeetalereviews.blogspot.com/2011/03/follow-friday_31.html
Gosh, I don't think there's any book I'm ashamed of loving. There might be a book or two or three that I've picked up and been disgusted by, but I usually toss those into the donation bin at the library.
ReplyDeleteWho are the actors of The Dirty Dozen?
ReplyDelete@Jen: Thank you so much! Of course I'll visit!
ReplyDelete@Mrs. C: I dunno, maybe. I think one of the things I like about For Better or For Worse is that the characters age along with the strip - when Johnston started it Michael was four or five, and now he's a married adult with his own kids.
ReplyDelete@Julia: Me too, except I don't throw the bad books out. I store them on my shelf to keep them from being released upon an unsuspecting humanity.
ReplyDelete@Jenni: You are so very, very close!
ReplyDeleteI meant the characters of the Dirty Dozen. *shakes head in shame*
ReplyDelete@Jenni: That's it! And now the prize - I am truly impressed by your command of obscure trivia!
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