Tell me what you've read!
May 1998. Riding my bike to work. See you in the fall.I trained myself to be able to read on the bus with only infrequent headaches. I'm debating: I can read faster than I can listen, but I can listen for more time than I can read: listening while walking means I trip less and I can listen from door to door instead of only while on the bus.
Nicholas Sparks, The Notebook
Sweet. A love story and therefore nothing I would have chosen on its
face, but a) I'll listen to almost anything George Guidall records and b) the
novel is written well enough to sound well aloud. A passionate and touching
account of true love and how one person refuses to give up on another--again
and again
.Recorded Books Incorporated, narrated by George Guidall
Pearl S. Buck, The Good Earth
Superb. Complete as few novels are. Lyrical. As happens with audio books
I simply fall in love with, yesterday I picked this up on paper from the library.
I have four days off around New Year's Day and I didn't want to wait until Monday's
bus ride to continue.
Recorded Books Incorporated, narrated by George Guidall
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