“‘Blues’ by John Hersey. It’s about catching fish in the North Atlantic. They’re vicious fish. ”
“‘The Lovely Bones’ by Alice Sebold. It’s about this girl who is looking down from heaven, watching her family while they are trying to find her murderer.”
“‘The Collected What If? Eminent Historians Imagining What Might Have Been,’ by Robert Cowley. I’m just looking to bone up on my history and a little summertime reading.”
“‘The Subterraneans,’ by Jack Kerouac. It’s fairly autobiographical, road journals, typical Kerouac stuff. It’s set in San Francisco, and I’m going there next week.”
“‘Models Don’t Eat Chocolate Cookies,’ by Erin Dionne. It is about a young girl whose overbearing mother enters her into a plus-size modeling contest. … It’s brand-spanking new, and a lot of the kiddos are reading it.”
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