With the start of the elementary instrumental string program in the Claremont schools last week, my life has taken a turn for the busier. This year I am coordinating the program instead of our usual coordinator who is out of the country on sabbatical. Hence, no books to report on since October 1. I've definitely slowed from my pace of 3 books/month. So there is nothing like a book club meeting in the near future to put reading at the top of my priority list. Good thing that yesterday was a rainy Sunday afternoon, perfect for staying in and finishing The Wives of Henry Oades by Johanna Moran for this week's meeting. Thank goodness, also, that this was an easy read whose story picked up the pace, especially at the end.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Wives of Henry Oades
With the start of the elementary instrumental string program in the Claremont schools last week, my life has taken a turn for the busier. This year I am coordinating the program instead of our usual coordinator who is out of the country on sabbatical. Hence, no books to report on since October 1. I've definitely slowed from my pace of 3 books/month. So there is nothing like a book club meeting in the near future to put reading at the top of my priority list. Good thing that yesterday was a rainy Sunday afternoon, perfect for staying in and finishing The Wives of Henry Oades by Johanna Moran for this week's meeting. Thank goodness, also, that this was an easy read whose story picked up the pace, especially at the end.
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