The Christmas holidays mean I’ll have some time to read. As I indicated in my previous post, I wasn’t getting into We Have Always Lived in the Castle, so I’ve set it aside. I really have been wanting to reread Outlander by Diana Gabaldon, so I downloaded it to my iPhone using the Kindle app. I have to say, it was like magic. I clicked a button, and when I opened my Kindle app, there the book was. I have used Stanza and Classics on my iPhone, but this is my first Kindle experience, so I’ll let you know how it goes. I understand I can annotate the book using the app.

I also picked up Jasper Fforde’s book The Fourth Bear. I have enjoyed all of his books. This one didn’t grab me yet (I’m two chapters in), but we’ll see. I know some readers don’t enjoy his Nursery Crime books as much as the Thursday Next series, but I really did like The Big Over Easy.

I’m trying to decide what to do about my own book. I want to work on editing and revising over the holiday. I haven’t completed the ending.

Finally, I watched the film based on Laurie Halse Anderson’s novel Speak, which I reviewed here. It’s an excellent book, and the film was very good, too, although not as good as the book, which is usually the case.

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3 Responses
  1. Stacy says:

    I LOVE Outlander. Hope it’s just as good when you read it on a phone.

  2. iliana says:

    I had no idea Speak was made into a movie. I loved that book so I may have to look for the film too.

    Anyway, just wanted to drop in and wish you a wonderful holiday!

    • Dana says:

      Thank you for the holiday wishes. Same to you! Speak was a pretty good movie. It stars Kristen Stewart (Twilight) as Melinda Sordino. She was good in the role.

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