Fort Worth Public Library, how I will miss you. I'm devoted to the pledge, but I'll still miss browsing for books while some hippy in a costume sings and plays guitar for a bunch of little kids sitting on the floor. Good times...
As a farewell, but not forever, here's my "review" of my last library book for a long while.
It's called In the Garden of Iden, but Kage Baker (cool name, right? I hope it's her real name. That would be neat!). Again, here I am with the chick sci-fi, but it was really entertaining. It had semi-time-traveling cyborg humans, who lived in Tudor England (good old Bloody Mary - she makes fear an easy story element, with all the burning-at-the-stake); it had lovely gardens, thanks to English weather; and also, thanks to the English weather, lots of sexy moments by the fire.
Time travel, cyborgs, Tudor England and cheap romance novel steaminess.... yeah!!!
I'm going to latch on to this series once I'm through with the pledge!
I agree. It's not the restriction of reading books I have - it's the restriction of not having the hunt for new books. That's always the best part!
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