We pass a lot of windmills and prairie.
My friend Jesse (who plays the lion) got a bunch of us books for an early Christmas gift on Black Friday. Me and Stacey (our brilliant female swing/ensemble goddess) got A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin. I'm not a big fan of fantasy, but let me just say, I am so happy that I ventured outside my comfortable genres (mainly classics, beatniks, and Vonnegut) for this book. It is amazing.
I love nothing more than getting completely wrapped up in a book, so much that I look forward to finishing lunch or hopping back on the bus just so I can get another chapter in. It's a lot of Kings and Queens and direwolves and thieves and princes. Actually, it feels like one of those books that I would get really into if I were living in the time of Little Women (the other book I'm rereading) and stayed up in an attic all day with my own personal dusty library.I've only read a few other fantasy books (excluding Harry Potter) and they mainly focused on animals. Yeah, I'm a real big nerd for that kind of stuff. One of my favorite childhood books is called The Sight and it's about a wolf pack and has a whole bunch of magical elements and a prophecy and AHSOCOOL. (/neeerrrrrrrd)
But anyway.
I think I just saw the beginnings of snow outside the bus window!
This is really exciting.
3 comments:
Yay! Love bus posts.
Welcome to Colorado, Kate!!! Sadly not able to make it to the show tonight. I am actually going to a WOZ movie viewing for my literary criticism class. I am hoping to get to see you all in February!!! Just wanted to say I love your posts and I am book nerd too!!! I have read a lot of novels this semester as well as poems. I am a lit major so, I usually have a book on my hand along with a cup of tea. Good Luck with your tour and I will talk to you soon.
I'm loving your blog!! Ahhh Little Women is my fave book - so so great. I also melted at those beautiful coffees in your other post - bahhhh they look so perfect! Hoshiiii! Keep up the posting =D
-Cathryn
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