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Melissa, Chief Bookworm
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Jan 01, 2013 09:45AM
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I'm on paragraph 5 of Fishing Up the Moon, my Ontario choice although parts are set in Nova Scotia. Great opening paragraphs, it's like reading a song..."On desks in workstations, flowers dream of meadows. They remember stores and paper wrapping and ceramic pots. They whisper into silent air, asking if the meadow was ever real."
This is pretty much how I felt in Toronto, too haha (crycry!) ;)
I'm reading Long Hot Summoning, even though I read it about this time last year for the Around the World Challenge. It was just so funny that I decided it was worth a reread.
Hello! I'm Catherine in Australia and I will be visiting Canada (London Ottawa Montreal) in April this year. My husband is Canadian and so I thought this was a great challenge to join! I am also combining this challenge with the 52 Books Around the USA so my posts will seem sparse sometimes. I am going to start reading The Snow Walker by Farely Mowat set in Nunavut tomorrow. After that, it is The Tin Flute for Quebec.
Although not my original intent, after discovering that most stories in Dear Life: Stories by Alice Munro are set in small Lake Huron communities, and the author herself is from that same area, I'll be reading it for Ontario.
Books mentioned in this topic
Dear Life (other topics)The Tenderness of Wolves (other topics)
Long Hot Summoning (other topics)
Fishing Up the Moon (other topics)
The Moon of Letting Go: and Other Stories (other topics)
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