June had started, and I was on a time-critical mission. I had 20 minutes to compare Russian classics, pick the easiest one to read, find it and Twelfth Night on the shelves, check out, and start the walk back to church in time for mass. Easy-peasy lemon squeezy, right?
I entered the library and walked to the elevator, where I was reminded by the map that adult fiction was at the front of the library, in the display rooms. As I backtracked, I sidetracked to the computer card catalog, since I had found other classics in the reference section before. Confirmed, 822-something and 891-something. There were no pencils and papers, but it was okay. I could remember that.
I mashed both elevators' buttons and rode the first arrival to the third floor. Only 15 minutes left.
Do you ever feel like those "100 Books Everyone Should Read" lists are a gauntlet waiting to be run? Especially since there are dozens, each containing different books. This blog records my journey into the classics, cataloging those I'd like to read and sharing my reactions as I read. This isn't school, so my reviews may be irreverent or nit-picking at times.
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Wednesday, June 6, 2012
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