Comments on: You’re Going to Read How Many Books This Year? http://www.learningcurvecoaching.com/read-books-year Live your authentic life. Realize your potential. Leave your mark. Wed, 08 Jun 2011 15:33:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Martha Carnahan http://www.learningcurvecoaching.com/read-books-year/comment-page-1#comment-7629 Martha Carnahan Thu, 08 Jan 2009 00:12:38 +0000 http://www.vassistantservices.com/?p=316#comment-7629 I too have committed to reading more books this year. Not one per week, but I have established a reading time each morning, and I certainly have a large stack to plow through (books, magazine articles, ebooks, etc.). The only non-biz book I read last year was my absolute favorite book I've read in a very long time: "Eat, Pray, Love," by Elizabeth Gilbert. Fantastic!!! If you haven't read it... maybe it's on your shelf? It's wonderful! And I will be listening to the "Audacity of Hope" book-on-tape during my drive next week from Atlanta to Wash. DC for the inauguration. Yes, I'm one of the crazy ones going to mush in and freeze my tush off with the other 4 million!! Happy reading! Martha I too have committed to reading more books this year. Not one per week, but I have established a reading time each morning, and I certainly have a large stack to plow through (books, magazine articles, ebooks, etc.).

The only non-biz book I read last year was my absolute favorite book I’ve read in a very long time: “Eat, Pray, Love,” by Elizabeth Gilbert. Fantastic!!!

If you haven’t read it… maybe it’s on your shelf? It’s wonderful!

And I will be listening to the “Audacity of Hope” book-on-tape during my drive next week from Atlanta to Wash. DC for the inauguration. Yes, I’m one of the crazy ones going to mush in and freeze my tush off with the other 4 million!!

Happy reading!
Martha

]]> By: Suzanne http://www.learningcurvecoaching.com/read-books-year/comment-page-#comment-7628 Suzanne Mon, 05 Jan 2009 05:39:10 +0000 http://www.vassistantservices.com/?p=316#comment-7628 Margie - thanks for coming by and leaving this suggested title! White Swans sounds like a book that would be right up my alley. Just reading about a life that has GOT to be so different than my own would be interesting enough, but a <em>woman's</em> perspective on growing up in Mao's China? Oh yeah...gonna have to make time for that one! Thanks! Margie – thanks for coming by and leaving this suggested title! White Swans sounds like a book that would be right up my alley. Just reading about a life that has GOT to be so different than my own would be interesting enough, but a woman’s perspective on growing up in Mao’s China? Oh yeah…gonna have to make time for that one! Thanks!

]]> By: Margie http://www.learningcurvecoaching.com/read-books-year/comment-page-1#comment-7627 Margie Mon, 05 Jan 2009 05:10:43 +0000 http://www.vassistantservices.com/?p=316#comment-7627 Hi Suzanne: I'll share! It literally has been YEARS since I've read a non-business or non-health related book, so Wild Swans, by Jung Chang has been a REAL treat! It is the accounting of the author's life growing up in Mao's China. She was born in 1952 and the book is an accounting of her grandmother's life, her mother's life (and father) and her life. She now lives in England and even shares that experience. Amazing story! Margie Hi Suzanne:

I’ll share! It literally has been YEARS since I’ve read a non-business or non-health related book, so Wild Swans, by Jung Chang has been a REAL treat!

It is the accounting of the author’s life growing up in Mao’s China. She was born in 1952 and the book is an accounting of her grandmother’s life, her mother’s life (and father) and her life. She now lives in England and even shares that experience. Amazing story!

Margie

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