haha... glorious pun!
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Irving Washington - I'm not really sure I'll read some more of his stories. Maybe I shall...
Life After Life by Kate Atkinson. I'll only say that I picked it up as a thriller. Too bad this is the second and last title available in the local library.
Acceptable Risk by Robin Cook. I wonder if the author is a man or a woman. Nice light read. I might get some other volumes off the library shelf.
Ella Minnow Pea by Mark Dunn. My search term was 'Dunn' - I was looking for a drawing course. And I remember a recommendation for this one here on 365. Thanks. I read that it is translated into French, Italian, and German. Writing this requires some capabilities. But to embark on translating it... that's insane.
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger. The notes on the pages are proof I read this before. I could have sworn I did not.
@kjarn Is there a meaning in that title "Ella Minnow Pea"? Why did it make you laugh? I do expect it to have a meaning, because the book is of that kind. But I guess my English fails me at this.
@yaorenliu You made me think... For starters, I guess none of these would suit that job. Perhaps The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, as it is more or less a fairy tale. It is quite short, too.
@ludwigsdiana Never at night. I usually read a couple of pages in the morning, on my first coffee, before everyone is awake. And then in the afternoon, depending on the mood. I haven't yet found the book to keep me awake at night.
