Dear readers,
There is a film house in New York here, which shows a series of resurrection suitable for children on Sunday, completion with booster seats. My 5 -year -old children and I often go, and, a few months ago, the 1944 music went to see “Meat Me” in St. Louis. We were giving a cute time to see the 1903 St. Louis’s technicler evidence, and Judy Garland asked us to meet him at the fair and pin him for the boy for the next door, when an old man in the line behind us, loudly, “jump your bones!” Whenever Easter and John Truet had a scene with teenage characters, they continued to repeat the sermon. The children looked confused in appearance, but were kindly unrelated.
I burst into the house with my exploits, but Sally Banson was eager to re -read the book on which music was based. And, accordingly, next time I reached my parents’ house, I dug my paperback.
,Saadi
Banson was known as a short story writer; Both this book and her collection “Junior Miss” were mostly made from stories that they published in New Yorker. Originally, the semi-autocratic sketches gathered here-a large St. Louis family appeared between 1941 and 1942, as a series he said “5135 Kensington”. But by the time the book was published, MGM customization was already running, and Banson changed his title to match him. He also added four new vigntes, and structured the book as a year in the life of the Smith family.
Most of them revolve around the rivals and antics and rivalry and loyalty of children: college man, loan; Roses, Belle; Esther, her boy-plate acolite; 5-year-old, totti with contrive agnes and sick-minded. Benson is an expert for the installation of the sketch. In the first chapter of the book (“June, 1903”), we meet the whole family through the new boy, John Shepherd. Mr. Smith refuses and is useless; His wife has a new dress dressmaker Rush.
There is quite mildly poignant, also-financial concerns and small hearts that do not make it in Vincent Minanelli’s film, and touches a really touching relationship between grandfather and young children. It is Beson’s love letter for her childhood and a missing time, but it is also smart, sharp and funny. I realized, when I put the book down, that my face really hurt smiling. I think it’s worth sharing, not you?
If you like it then read: Music “Meet me in St. Louis”, of course; “Life among life,” by Sherly Jackson,; Books of Betsi-Tasi High School.
Available from: Any number of book sites used. It is out of print, but was a best seller in his day. (My Banom copy is from 1958.)
“Tokyo zodiac killings,” By Soji Shimda
Fiction, 1981 (in Japanese); 2004 (in English translation)
I wanted to recommend this debut mystery novel for a long time, but it has been uncertain that it is best to indicate not only without spoiling the twist but without spoiling the pleasures of the book without spoiling the pleasures of the book. It helps if you are already familiar with the Japanese subgen of “Honakaku”, which is characterized by the puzzle – more complex and simple better – in which the reader is given all the clues to solve the crime.
In “Tokyo zodiac sign Murdars”, along with the lock-room mystery conference, there is a lot of fun with paper-chass motifs, stories of stories, esoteric wils and astrology. In 1936, an artist, working on a series about the zodiac, was murdered in his locked studio. When their magazines – or is it a short story? – Searched, they reveal a disturbing plan to create their ideal women from the body’s body parts, seven of which were later dead and disintegrated.
Jump 40 years ago; Illstrator and Mystery radical Kazumi Ishohoca, a valuable (and, need to say, complicated) has been assigned a new clue for the murders that will implicate the police, will send Ishohoca across Japan, and include a big deal of astrology in bargaining. I will quote the author Anthony Horovitz, whose Blueb appears on the cover of my version: “The solution is one of the most original I have ever read.” I am in second place, but I will add that the process of really reading is happy here. Whether you are trying to resolve the case (I am not) or just immersing yourself in a true distraction, it will take you across the sea, will fill a week off or will you overcome you for a few hours before the bed.
If you like it then read: Honaku, Sheralk Holmes, Puzzles, Astrology.
Available from: Pachain Press,
Why don’t you…
go to the library? The exhibition of the Morgan Library “Belle da Costa Green: A Librarian Leagsi” is a great collection of literary legend (and the woman of the right hand of JP Morgan) is a great collection of green acquisition and time. Green, the daughter of the first Black Graduate of Harvard College, spent most of her professional career as white, which had been running Morgan’s collection and endowment for years after her death. Morgan’s online shows are always a wonderful option for a person’s visit, or a complement for those who cannot find enough. See the page of full enotte Balzack with doodles.
Talk about Balzack … Have you read Henry James’ literary criticism, a collection of which was recently released by NYRB? “The Lesson’s of Balzack” is a peen for French realists, but even young writer comes for some Digs – as George Eliot (“Romola” is “killed” by an excess of analysis “)) and Thomas Hardy (which” has wandered very cleverly, and his saintly novel is really better. ” There was a nerve that he had. “
Stir Dull roots? As a child, I listened to TS Eliot on Vinyl. This is the only way to see in a cruel month.
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