I hope to read at least these books in 2009:
Dreamland
When We Were Orphans
The Ten-Year Nap
Mating
A Suitable Boy
Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard
Bombay, Meri Jaan
Dreams From My Father
Duma Key
Anathem
Scarpetta
Book of the Dead
I think the title says it all...depends on the mood--my mood!
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2 comments:
'Tibetan Book of the Dead'? I can speak for that. In general, it is good. Reassuring in some ways and troubling in others. Some passages and some details on their theory are 'iffy'. I can take most of it to heart.
'Egyptian Book of the Dead'? Can't speak on that as I decided not to read it based on where it fits in. I feel it is a . . dead end. Har de har har.
Neither. It's same author as Scarpetta...a detective novel of sorts.
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