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Tolkien's books show me something new each time I delve into Middle-earth.

Brotherhood of the Wolf Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast

Agamemmnon has just been murdered in the baths by his wife.

PRINCE LOKI

Flappers and Philosophers - F. Scott Fitzgerald

Midnight in Paris :stars4: Wonderful film!

I don't like touch screens so I think that's another plus in favor of the regular Kindle.

I've been thinking about getting a regular Kindle myself because there are some books I would get on Kindle. I don't need fancy extras, I just want something to read with.

Runemarks - Joanne Harris Borrowed from the library: Ice Land - Betsy Tomlin

So far I haven't been interested in any of the selections, so I more than likely won't be voting or participating. I have a TBR mountain calling to me.

Thor :stars4: What can I say? I have a lot of fun watching this movie. Can't wait to see The Avengers later this year.

Runemarks - Joanne Harris :stars4:

Guess I forgot to post my thoughts on Agincourt when I finished it. I liked the details and descriptions of combat. I appreciate Cornwell's ability to craft a good story. However, I could have cared less about the main character and did we really need all that time devoted to mentioning their...

Borrowed from the library: Full Dark, No Stars - Stephen King (audiobook)

I've been curious to read more about Norse mythology and I was wondering if there were any good books on the subject? Something along the lines of Edith Hamilton's Mythology. I know she touched upon the Norse pantheon a little towards the end, but the treatment seemed neglectful compared to all...

I've only read Call of the Wild and White Fang, which I must confess that I prefer the latter.

I would probably just watch it for Daniel Craig.