Vandermar & Croup are freaking scary

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Was v. v. bored last night with LJ on the down & outs, and no one around to play cards with, and nothing interesting on tv.

In a moment of whimsy, I jumped in my little car went driving out in far too heavy rain to the nearest Barnes & Noble, and bought Neverwhere by Neil Gaimon. At nearly 10:30 or so, not long before closing. When I'm alreayd in the middle of about 6 other books, and textbooks on top of that.

I got home, read 107 pages (as opposed to my usual attention span of 20-40). I did the dishes, and read 30 more, and went to bed.

I read another 11 pages standing in the cashier line at my college office, waiting to buy a parking sticker.

I love this book.

Now: onward. Things to do. People to damage.

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[rashaka.livejournal.com]

I read the Narnia books--way young. I remember in fifth grade some people were doing book reports on The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, and I was sitting back with my copy of Jurassic Park thinking "Gosh, I read the Narnia books before third grade! Why are people so slow?" But that also had to do with my reading books during recess and lunchtime. I was a little bookworm.