I woke up at midnight and read until 2:30 this morning to finish Nefertiti. It’s been a long time since I kept myself awake to see what would happen in a book. Thank you, Michelle Moran, for your great storytelling and what must have been an inexhaustible amount of research. What a pleasure.
And since I’ve sunk myself into Ancient Egypt, I think I might stay there for the rest of this holiday season. Next up is The Heretic Queen. After Nefertiti, I have pretty high expectations, but I’m going to give it a shot and see what happens.
I can’t remember that last time I read any really good, historical fiction, and I’m truly loving this. All those serious, literary books on the shelf will just have to wait until 2011 …
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Is that your dog? What a beautiful white. As white as the sofa.
Yes, that’s my 3-legged rescue dog, Lucy. She’s mean as a snake, and they tried to put her to sleep, but now here she is and hey … I adore her.
You were the home she was waiting for.
I must, must, must read Nefertiti. I can’t bear to hear of a book that’s kept an avid reader awake into the wee hours, and not read it myself.
I’m trying to push myself to the end of The Memory of Running, but keep sneaking away to read other things. It’s a bad habit.
And I discovered NEFERTITI (and Michelle Moran) by reading someone else’s blog… I’d never even seen her books before.
I’m so glad you’ve discovered Michelle Moran’s books. Aren’t they fabulous? This is my first visit to your blog and I’ve had a poke around. What a great blog! Good luck on your memoir. I hope you go far with it!
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