If only all such dilemmas in life were as simple as having to decide which book to read next. I just finished Eragon by Christopher Paolini.
A couple of weeks ago I finished the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, but the Engineer had already started reading Catching Fire. I now have in my hands book two of both series, but which one to read now!? Oh the dilemma!! It's okay if the house falls apart, the laundry doesn't get done, and my family eats grilled cheese for the next few weeks until I get both series done right? I only have five books to read!
it all goes to pot when i am engrossed in a good book!
ReplyDeleteYep. That's the best kind of dilemma to have!
ReplyDeleteJulie
I couldn't stop reading Hunger Games and I didn't think that it was the kind of book(s) I would ever pick up to read. Are you planning to see the movie?
ReplyDeleteGrilled cheese or "Make Your Own" might suffice for this current Dilemma.
Jody
Not only the housework, but my magazines pile up quickly when I get my nose in a book. I've won 3 so far this year that I feel the need to read as soon as they arrive, though I already have several others waiting to be read. I finally understand what my mother meant when she said she was afraid she would die before she read all the books! I certainly understand your dilemma!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely!!! I just picked up Hunger Games over the weekend and I read the entire book in two evenings, neglecting all photo work and laundry for both nights! Couldn't put it down!!! Now I can't wait to start the next :)
ReplyDeleteHaven't read the hunger games but I would suggest you go with Eldest - its a great read!
ReplyDeleteI started the HG series last night. I am excited to read it, and nervous from all of the controversy. I do not like violence. Books are better in that you can control what you let in more than a movie!!!
ReplyDeleteHow was Erogon???
Eragon has violence too, but it was also hard to put down!
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