Monday, April 7, 2014
Mid-Atlantic Authors
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You have me intrigued to read these authors. The Mid-Atlantic region has some of those wonderful areas of the country with fascinating life and history.
ReplyDeleteSusan, I agree. And I'm just beginning to have more of an understanding of the historical significance of some of the places here.
DeleteI will definitely check out the works of these authors. Travel by book is often the best kind of vacation. No packing, no stress, and the price is always right.
ReplyDeleteRenaissance Woman, the BEST part is not having to pack (and I always forget something!) :)
DeleteI honestly don't know how many times I have said that I am taking a vacation with my book! Books really are a great get-away. Plus, I learn a lot about other places, customs, and intriguing historical details that I would probably miss if I physically visited.
ReplyDeleteMouse, I feel that way. I would have known so much less about the world if I hadn't read so much. I like feeling like I've been somewhere just because I've read about it.
DeleteBooks are magical. They transport us to faraway places. I love reading about places (like your Mid-Atlantic) and I also enjoy reading fiction novels that take place in a certain locale, as the author may be telling a fiction story, but the PLACE is real and it's fun to learn about the area, walk the streets or go to the restaurants virtually through the author's words as if YOU were the character in that book seeing these things. Makes the story come alive, somehow! :)
ReplyDeleteI agree. Books are the best entertainment, especially when they make me feel like I'm there.
DeleteI can't wait to read McMinn and O'Dell, as both sound like fantastic story writers.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to hear what you think of them, Ruth!
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