It’s afternoon already and I’m just now getting around to posting my Sunday Salon.
It’s been that kind of month. With October slipping away, I must look back on some of the special moments. Like this weekend, which I spent with grandkids Fiona and Noah.
We had fun eating out, going to Barnes & Noble, and watching movies.
During this week, there were some blogging moments, like these:
WHIRLING THROUGH LIFE – A SYNOPSIS
FINDING PEACE THROUGH A HAZE OF STARDUST – EXCERPT
This week has shown very poor reading numbers. Here are the books I read and reviewed:
1. The Language of Flowers, by Vanessa Diffenbaugh
2. Beautiful Children, by Charles Bock
3. The Grief of Others, by Leah Hager Cohen (Review will be up later today)
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Now I’m ready to just veg out, read some, and watch a few movies. What are you doing the rest of today?
SERENDIPITY 
I have planned to read Language of Flowers, but I wonder if it is worth my time. I’m off to read your review.
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I loved it, Deb. Hope you do, too, if you decide to read it. Thanks for stopping by.
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Thanks for the reviews. I’m glad you liked the Language of Flowers, I have seen it mentioned a few times and wondered about reading it – it sounds great.
Have a great week next week and enjoy November.
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I’ve heard that many others enjoyed it, too; I wasn’t sure I would, since sometimes the buzz is like smoke and mirrors. But I did enjoy it.
Thanks for stopping by, Helen.
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Three books in one week is pretty good! I enjoyed the Language of Flowers, being a sometime backyard gardner.
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Thanks for stopping by, Harvee…Yes, I thought The Language of Flowers was gorgeous and unique.
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Those are some good reads. Just read your review of Beautiful Children, and while I liked the concept too, I don’t think it will work for me either. Hope you have a good week!
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Yes, I was disappointed in it, Athira….but to each her own. Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy your week.
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Oh, such great books you are reading! I can’t wait to read The Language of Flowers.
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I think you’ll like it, Karen. Thanks for stopping by, and enjoy your week.
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I am ready for October to end; its been a wacky month for me.
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Some months are like that, aren’t they? Hope November is better for you, Melissa. Thanks for stopping by.
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So what books did you pick up at Barnes and Nobles? 🙂
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Oh…you caught me! Yes, it’s hard to leave B & N without something. Sometimes it’s a magazine.
This week I got The Marriage Plot!
Thanks for stopping by, unfinished person.
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