But from ages 10 through 17 or so, I must have walked by that church clutching one of her books dozens of times.
Hil, that's pretty awesome.
I love L'Engle: she's so compassionate. That said, I recall not liking House Like a Lotus much; it's the one where
Poly freaks out because an older woman makes a pass at her, right?
I now have a sudden hankering to reread a ton of L'Engle. Maybe after the Rowling binge, and then the Pratchett binge...
I was given a hard time for using them. Dont know if britishism but seen as odd.
That said, I recall not liking House Like a Lotus much; it's the one where
Yeah. It's a very oddly written scene, too.
There are a lot of strange things about this book. Polly, who's 16, is dating a guy in his mid-twenties, and her parents have no comment at all about that. They seem happy that she's being social at all.
Considering who her parents are, I figure they're just glad she's not dating an evil disembodied brain.
These books make me sad. They always make me think I should be doing more with my life than I am.
Sox, get Hundred Dresses. I love that book. Also Junie B. Jones is awesome.
I'm rereading "A House Like a Lotus."
I love that one. I had to buy a new copy last year because the old one fell apart from excessive use.
On the list (the good list, not The List), Kat!