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Haven’t finished my other book yet, but I’m on vacation, so I’ll be resuming that when I get back home. I’ve been wanting to read this book for a while now, and I’ve almost got it finished after a day and a half. I’ve been moved by this book, had to set it down numerous times due to its content, but I really enjoy the history of it. I’ll be on to the next book soon enough!
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I love A Brief History of Time, but wow, it just reminds me of how much I don’t understand! Still, though, I find it completely amazing about what is and what isn’t understood about the universe. This is my next book - a thrift store find - a collection of poems, stories, and pictures from women. I feel like this one is going to mean something!
Moving on (finally). The Joy Luck Club made me cry, which I don’t remember it doing when I read it last, but there is just something so special to me about the relationships between mother and daughter, woman to woman, that it fills my heart and overflows. I decided to finish this year with A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking. After learning of his passing earlier this year, I felt like something in the universe had shifted. His presence was, and is, eternal, but somehow, I still feel like there is a piece missing. I have looked up to Stephen Hawking for years, and read The Theory of Everything a few years back, and I am so excited to finally read A Brief History of Time. (Even though it’ll make me question my own place in time and space, and I’ll probably begin a quarter life crisis.)
“Isn’t hate merely the result of wounded love?”
— Amy Tan, The Joy Luck Club (featured in our 50 book giveaway)
Amy Tan, The Joy Luck Club
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This passage has been my favorite since the first time I read this book. The simplicity of this question has always stayed in the back of my mind, for years now, and reading it again just reiterates that feeling .
New kitten who loves sleeping on the bedside table instead of the bed, and about 200 pages left in The Joy Luck Club!
It has taken me so long just to get this far, but I haven’t given up! I’ve been so busy shopping for the holidays, working extra, and getting a new kitten that I’ve barely put aside time to read. Hopefully, though, I’ll have this book done by Christmas!
Up next is The Joy Luck Club. I’ve read the book before, but it’s been several years so I’m excited to read it again. This book has stayed with me for so long, and I’m super stoked about falling back into it!
“I want to say somewhere: I’ve tried to be forgiving. And yet. There were times in my life, whole years, when anger got the better of me. Ugliness turned me inside out. There was a certain satisfaction in bitterness. I courted it. It was standing outside, and I invited it in.”
— The History of Love by Nicole Krauss
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“Part of you thought: Please don’t look at me. If you don’t, I can still turn away. And part of you thought: Look at me.”
— Nicole Krauss, The History of Love
Just like the first time, I fell in love again. This book gives me a feeling I can’t quite explain, but that I hold near to my heart. And I’m forever thankful.
“Sometimes I imagine my own autopsy. Disappointment in myself: right kidney. Disappointment of others in me: left kidney. Personal failures: kishkes. When the clocks are turned back and the dark falls before I’m ready, this, for reasons I can’t explain, I feel in my wrists. And when I wake up and my fingers are stiff, almost certainly I was dreaming of my childhood. Yesterday I saw a man kicking a dog and I felt it behind my eyes. I don’t know what to call this, a place before tears. The pain of forgetting: spine. The pain of remembering: spine. All the times I have suddenly realized that my parents are dead, even now, it still surprises me, to exist in the world while that which made me has ceased to exist: my knees. To everything a season, to every time I’ve woken only to make the mistake of believing for a moment that someone was sleeping beside me: a hemorrhoid. Loneliness: there is no organ that can take it all.”
— Nicole Krauss, The History of Love
Super excited to be reading The History of Love again. A few years ago I took a creative writing class and my teacher (who was one of the best I’ve ever had) recommended this book to me. I instantly fell in love with it. I have so much in this book underlined because it all just means so much to me. I don’t have that many “favorite” books (because I like so many of them!!!!) but this is one book that I always say is a favorite.
“He’s more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.”
— Emily Brontë
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We finally finished Wuthering Heights, and as much as I disliked the characters, the story itself was captivating. The ending brought me happiness, which I wasn’t sure was entirely possible.
So far I really like Wuthering Heights. I think I’m a little more than halfway done and I’ve kind of hit a lull in reading because I’ve been so busy with other aspects of my life, but I plan on finishing it over the holiday. As far as my thoughts on the book, I just don’t understand why every character is, like, the worst. Heathcliff is so vengeful that it’s scary for literally everyone in the book, Catherine married Edgar because of his status (which I guess is a reflection of the time period, but still), Hareton ruined Heathcliff’s life (I guess), and also I just don’t like Joseph, so. Even Nelly seems annoying to me. Anyway, hopefully I’ll finish by the end of this week!
