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September Bound by Books

Even though the temps are still in the 90's we are entering FALL!  I spotted a migrating Monarch yesterday and dozens of dragonflys.  Does anyone know, do they migrate too?  With all the things we have to do and festivals to attend it has taken me two weeks to finish my latest read.  I'm reading another Jodi Picoult book, Between the Lines.

painting of eyes that seem to follow you
Ever feel like the eyes in a painting were following you?
Maybe they are.


 Though this character is caught in a book and trying to escape with the help of an avid fan of the book he's caught in I couldn't help but compare it to the TV series Once Upon a Time plot.  As a fan of the TV series Once Upon a Time this Picoult book was a delight for me to read.  Jodi Picoult co wrote the book with her daughter who came up with the book concept.  They did a great job.  The occasional illustrations made me feel like I was involved in the main characters plot to free the Prince trapped in the fairy tale book.   Picoult once again was able to keep me reading every word because I could not figure out how it would end.

Fictional fairy tale
The story is appropriate for pre teens to adult.  I give it a G rating.
5 stars (out of 5) 


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7 comments:

  1. Wow...so funny, I just went on Texas Women Bloggers to share an art related post and the first post I click on is also art related! :-)
    I love that particular painting...yes, the eyes do follow.

    On the monarch, I believe they are the only butterfly that migrates (I could be wrong, but I remember hearing that on Wildcratz I think). The dragonflies I don't believe do that.

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    1. I recently started watching Wildcratz with my grandson. Pretty informative cartoon for kids.

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  2. PS: Forgot to add my post, in case you want to see the art I was gabbing about (this time, it's not my own): http://scribbleprints.blogspot.com/2015/09/fine-art-look-alike.html

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    1. I read your look alike art post, and I do see the resemblance.

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  3. Thank you for this review! With the modern books, I always worry I'm going to run into sexual situations I don't want to read. I'll have to check this one out.

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    1. I find it difficult with modern books too, but my librarian has similar taste and sometimes guides me to great reads.

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  4. Thanks for sharing at the #AnythingGoes Link Party and allowing me to share my book reviews as well.

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