Friday Coffee Chat Index
2010
- Are you a book snob?
- Do you judge a book by its cover?
- Would you ever boycott an author or a book?
- Are you "Pottered Out"?
- Books that Rocked Your World
- Are you a book abuser?
- Special Edition at Girls Gone Reading: Books That Saved Your Life
- Are you a bibliomaniac?
- Are you a Peter Pan (a.k.a addicted to YA)?
- Are some books a waste of paper?
- When a series drags on for far too long...
- Weird Reading Habits
- Have you been book bullied?
- What's important to you? The story or the characters?
- Are big name reviews important to you?
- Are you an imaginative reader?
- Better than the book!
- Book Burnout--What else do you like to do?
2011
- Notable Quotables - Books That Have Moved You
- Why so serious?
- To Book Club, or Not to Book Club?
- Big Box Blunders
- To Blog, or Not to Blog?
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@ratsinabag · 741 weeks ago
"The best moments in reading are when you come across something - a thought, a feeling, a way of looking at things - which you had thought special and particular to you. And now, here it is, set down by someone else, a person you have never met, someone even who is long dead. And it is as if a hand has come out, and taken yours"
I love it when you read something and it makes you feel as if you're not alone. I've been reading Tom Jones: History of a Foundling which was published in 1749 which is 262 years ago and yet I feel as if I know Henry Fielding, the author, that he is alive and knows me too.