I had read The Red Tent after I read MOT and it made the book so much more
real to me. I can still remember much of it.
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Ooops! The correct title is The Sirens of Baghdad.
Elisa Waingort
Calgary, Canada
I am reading Sirens in Baghdad
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This makes me think about when I tried to read The Red Tent. It was so
confusing at the beginning that I put it down, thinking I'd go back to it
later. I think I'll try again this summer, writing things down to keep track.
Debbie
"Waingort Jimenez, Elisa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I am reading
One of the first books I ever read where the author had done this for me
already was James Mitschner's Hawaii. There've been many more books through
the years that have used the character map/timeline/generation device.
You'd have thought more of us would have caught on and helped ourself to t
I am reading Sirens in Baghdad and there are quite a few characters at the
beginning of the book that I'm having trouble keeping track of especially
because I haven't been able to sit for a stretch of time to really get into the
book. I'm reading bits and pieces here and there. I hadn't thought o
In a message dated 7/15/2007 8:58:37 A.M. Central Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Paying attention to your inner voice interrupts the flow of your
reading but it also helps you comprehend better.
Elisa
If I am a proficient reader, reading aesthetically, why would I want to slow
do
