Worse, I started another books and kept getting them confused with each other. The first book was a memoir —
The Little Bookstore of Big Stone Gap — about a couple arriving in a small town in Virginia and opening a small bookstore. The next book was a novel —
The Pajama Girls of Lambert Square — about a man arriving in a small town in South Carolina after buying a store that sells fountain pens. Both set in the South, both about retail strategies, both full of small town characters, both fun to read. But I kept expecting books in the fountain pen store.
WHAT I'M READING
Just finished
1. The Little Bookstore of Big Stone Gap: A Memoir of Friendship, Community, and The Uncommon Pleasure of a Good Book ~ by Wendy Welch, 2012, memoir (Virginia), 9/10
Currently
2. The Pajama Girls of Lambert Square ~ by Rosina Lippi, 2008, fiction (South Carolina)
Next
3. The One and Only Ivan ~ by Katherine Applegate, 2012, middle grade
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1 comment:
I have had that happen to me before where I get characters from two different books confused with one another, very frustrating. I guess we need to pick books that are really different from one another
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