I read them, then lay down to take a nap (hello, open middle row and two warm coats). My mom had warned me that the first 30 pages were a bit slow and they were (although not overly so).

I read my other four books on the flight out, and so on the flight home, I opened it up. It took me a few weeks to get to it, as October was a fairly bad reading month reading for me (if it wasn’t on audio CD, I probably didn’t read it), but when I went to Utah this last weekend, I packed it, hoping to force myself to get started. The front cover says “Jack and Sarah are as delicious a couple as Rhett and Scarlett.” Well. These Is My Words arrived, no joke, the next day (she must know someone). The month my mom recommended it but didn’t win the favor of the random integer generator, she commented saying, “I will have to send you a copy of MY book and then I can cut in line.”Īnd in delightful Mom fashion, she did just that. The next two months, Diana Banana did the same.

The very first month that I did Tell Me What to Read, Emily suggested These is my Words. People, I had a copy of this book at home, and I still had to do this. And then the very same day I finished the book, I was at the library and I absolutely had to pick up their copy and reread my favorite bits. There are likely not enough gushing, rhapsodic words in my vocabulary to talk about this book, but oh, I intend to make a valiant effort.īefore I’d even finished the book, I was flipping back to reread my favorite sections. I almost cannot contain myself long enough to write this post. This is the book I’ll recommend for a long time when people ask me for a title. I haven’t put together my list of the top books I’ve read this year, but there is absolutely no question in my mind that These is my Words will be on it.

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