Fifteen minutes later: I'm still waiting for news of Taye's court date and busying myself with the blog. I'm almost done reading Abraham Verghese's, Cutting For Stone. It's set in Ethiopia and I couldn't decide at first if I had a bias because of the setting, but alas who can be biased in a 533 page book--I wouldn't keep reading. It's a family saga including love and betrayal. It actually made me wish I'd been a doctor. I've never thought that before. One reviewer describes the book as a "four hour episode of Grey's Anatomy set in Africa." It's so much more!
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Loving This Book
Fifteen minutes later: I'm still waiting for news of Taye's court date and busying myself with the blog. I'm almost done reading Abraham Verghese's, Cutting For Stone. It's set in Ethiopia and I couldn't decide at first if I had a bias because of the setting, but alas who can be biased in a 533 page book--I wouldn't keep reading. It's a family saga including love and betrayal. It actually made me wish I'd been a doctor. I've never thought that before. One reviewer describes the book as a "four hour episode of Grey's Anatomy set in Africa." It's so much more!
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