- Byzantium: the Bridge from Antiquity to the Middle Ages by Michael Angold
- Whose Muse?: Art Museums and the Public Trust edited by James Cuno
- Cheap: The High Cost of Discount Culture by Ellen Ruppel Shell
- Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris
- John Adams by David McCullough
- Official Book Club Selection by Kathy Griffin
- A Remarkable Mother by Jimmy Carter
- Appetite for Life: the Biography of Julia Child by Noel Riley Fitch
- Love Stories in this Town by Amanda Ward
- First Ladies Quotations Book edited by William Foss
- Warren G. Harding by John W. Dean
- Who Moved my Blackberry? by Lucy Kellaway
- Read My Pins: Stories from a Diplomat's Jewel Box by Madeleine Albright
- Emma Goldman: American Individualist by John Chalberg
- The Devil Wears Prada by Laura Weisberger
- Che: A Graphic Biography by Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colón
- The Wordy Shipmates by Sarah Vowell
- Post Grad by Emily Cassel
- Feisty First Ladies and other Unforgettable White House Women by Autumn Stephens
- The Motorcycle Diaries: notes on a Latin American Journey by Ernesto Che Guevara
- Hot Dog: a Global History by Bruce Kraig
- Soda Pop! From Miracle Medicine to Pop Culture by Gyvel Witzel and Michael Witzel
- Smart Girls Like Me by Diane Vadino
- V for Vendetta by Alan Moore
- Collecting Political Buttons by Marc Sigoloff
- The Face on Your Plate: The Truth About Food by Jeffrey Masson
Friday, January 1, 2010
Books Read in 2010
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Um, there have been eight days in 2010. Don't you think you're kind of slacking?
Whoa, it's growing. I may have to eat my words. chomp chomp
Um, how long are those first lady quotations? Should that one really count as a book?
(Hopefully you know I'm just a jealous ingrate.)
280 pages, but there was a lot of space in between.
To be fair, Pat Nixon rambles quite a bit.
Whoa, a slight to Pat Nixon, and a compliment to you all in one. You're the man.
I'm coming along on the Matisse biography that I started about a year ago.
Whoa. Did you just read like ten books in the last week?
I hope you realize that reading can poke your eye out.
Yeah, um, way too many of these comments are by me. This is not right.
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I have a blog post in my drafts folder (about a month old) about first ladies. I keep putting it off, because I get to Abigail Adams, which makes me think of the movie John Adams, which reminds me of a quote from Parks & Recreation "Now I've got some things I want to say about Laura Linney." Then I go watch Parks & Recreation.
Also, I'm still unemployed. So that's fun.
All is forgiven.
(Sorry no job yet. That must be beyond frustrating. Especially because anyone should be THRILLED to hire you. Not joking. I love Parks & Recreation. That's no joke either. Looking forward to first ladies post.)
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