I picked this out from a local Little Free Library because it looked interesting, but given the pile of books I already have waiting for me to read, I doubt I will actually get around to reading it. To be released.

BC-in-DC is having a special meeting tonight to host a visiting BCer from out of town. This will be available at the meeting, and if no one claims it, it will be available somewhere in the restaurant.

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Looked interesting and the cover blurb swore it was funny. I need funny right now.

An educational and amusing book that I zoomed through and quite enjoyed. I did struggle a bit to relate to Shawn, not because of his virus but because of a sort-of side effect: his lack of ambition. I can understand to some extent how being expected to die before age 18 might interefere with your ability to dream about what you want to be when you grow up. But he seemed to flounder for a lot longer than someone with his obvious talents rightly should have done. I suppose that if he had taken another path, he would not have met his wife, though, so I can see why he would not regret it.

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