You can’t keep up a steady diet of deeply philosophical and meaningful literature without your brain going to rot. To hold the honor of being an eclectic reader you simply must branch out. As you probably know by now, the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon is the jewel of my escape reading. But what is … Continue reading
Just in at The Eclectic Reader…look! An astonishing array of books about a young boy and his tiger friend. “Whither goest thou, young rogue? Can there yet remain some villany thou hast not committed?” Priced from $5-$15.
Fortune cookie: “Somewhere in this collection of new arrivals you will find your personal meaning of life.”
Just to demonstrate that The Eclectic Reader really does carry a variety of literature for all ages and philosophies, here is a rather choice rare book that has arrived recently. At this time it is on hold for someone. It they do not come for it in two weeks, it will be available. It … Continue reading
Book Review: Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbitt, published in 1975. Quite honestly, I prefer reading children’s books to modern fiction. They never drag on and on with excessive description. They get right to the point. The authors know they have to catch you right off. In Tuck Everlasting, 10 year old Winnie discovers a secret … Continue reading
