The time for the clock,

is about hands
and pushing pushing back.

I like Margaret Atwood's books. I don't think her stories are always the best things ever but I usually like the story.

This was one of those where I liked the story. I did find it to be slow, especially in the beginning but it had some interest to it. It had a lot of building blocks in the story that came together nicely enough in the end.

I wouldn't say I was glued but I wasn't drooling either. lol

I found this LFL (Little Free Library) probably the same way you did, off the site for LFL. Or maybe you just like eating at the Dandelion Café where this LFL is located?

I had come down here for the college orientation for my daughter three falls ago and I thought it would be fun wild release while I was here. Now my poor daughter has the task of releasing for me while she down there going to college for the next 4 years! ;)


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