I read The Poisonwood Bible 20+ years ago but there are still so many things about that book that I remember—and remember exactly how I felt (even where I was) when reading.
I can't wait to read Nobody's Mother.
I've never understood the hate for audiobooks. I love to listen when I'm driving alone, doing daily walks alone, and if I know I will be listening to a good book, I actually look forward to cleaning the house. I always have 3-5 books going at once and one is always an audiobook. I prefer to read non-fiction in physical book form because I annotate heavily. But I prefer to read fiction on my Kindle. Like you said: everyone doesn't have to like or prefer the same things!
It's a riveting story. I totally get how it stayed with you that long.
I'm not great with audiobooks but it's definitely much easier with fiction! I just think we should be able to explore and try different things, ya know. Love that you use them all!
I read The Poisonwood Bible 20+ years ago but there are still so many things about that book that I remember—and remember exactly how I felt (even where I was) when reading.
I can't wait to read Nobody's Mother.
I've never understood the hate for audiobooks. I love to listen when I'm driving alone, doing daily walks alone, and if I know I will be listening to a good book, I actually look forward to cleaning the house. I always have 3-5 books going at once and one is always an audiobook. I prefer to read non-fiction in physical book form because I annotate heavily. But I prefer to read fiction on my Kindle. Like you said: everyone doesn't have to like or prefer the same things!
It's a riveting story. I totally get how it stayed with you that long.
I'm not great with audiobooks but it's definitely much easier with fiction! I just think we should be able to explore and try different things, ya know. Love that you use them all!