What's on your nightstand?

[gloombunny]

Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns Goodwin
The Portrate of a Lady by Henry James
Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier
Persuasion by Jane Austen
The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis
Pirate Soul: A Swashbuckling Journey Through the Golden Age of Pirates by Pat Croce
Iliad and Odyssey by Homer,


all books get a 10!!!!

I think perhaps we have different standards of how good a "10" is.

(That's not a dig on your taste in books... just that you're giving an awful lot of books the highest superlative rating...)

[thrall]

I think perhaps we have different standards of how good a "10" is.

(That's not a dig on your taste in books... just that you're giving an awful lot of books the highest superlative rating...)

LOL........i give ALL books a 10........not just the ones i'm currently working on... books for me don't have to be "life changing".....i just love books..........

[blythe spirit]

LOL........i give ALL books a 10........not just the ones i'm currently working on... books for me don't have to be "life changing".....i just love books..........

And I'm sure authors appreciate the fact that you rate their writing so high and that you love the words they painstakingly put together for your reading enjoyment.

There's currently nothing on my nightstand but chapstick, a candle, a remote and some framed photos, cuz I don't read in bed. I save the bed for other hobbies *giggles.

Haven't had time to read of late so, I'm still working on 40 Days and 40 Nights, by Mathew Chapman, great-great-grandson of Charles Darwin. It's akin to the Scopes Trials and pits the teaching of intelligent design (creationism) against the teaching of evolution.

It's interesting, but I will only give it a 6 rating.