
I'm cheating a bit today because I'm in limbo between states and time periods.
Yesterday I was in Virginia in the early 1800s. I was visiting Thomas Jefferson at Monticello and learning about his life and family in the years after he left the White House. (Twilight at Monticello by Allan Pell Crawford [review up later today or tomorrow])
Later this evening, I'll be back in modern times visiting my childhood friend Nancy Drew, girl detective, as she tries to solve a case in her home town of River Heights. I don't know what's in store for me once we get working on the mysery, but I'm looking forward to seeing Nancy, Bess, and George in their first graphic novel! (Nancy Drew #1, The Demon of River Heights by Stefan Petrucha)
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Nancy Drew in a graphic novel, huh? That sounds awesome. I'm so glad I stopped here today. I couldn't help myself, though because I had a friend in high school whose mother was Beth Fish. (you didn't ever live in Michigan, did you? LOL) :) Have a great New Year!
ReplyDeleteI'm in Libya, of all places (In the Country of Men).
ReplyDeleteNancy Drew used to be my favourite read. But Graphics novel, I gotta check it out!
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I never read much Nancy Drew - I was a Bobbsey Twins fan. Graphic novel is a great idea for those books.
ReplyDeleteI am in the countryside of France, with the rest of humanity that has escaped from Paris during the German occupation in WWII. I'm fighting for food and a warm place to sleep (Suite Francaise).
ReplyDeleteNancy Drew rocks, with her strawberry blond hair and that handsome Ned by her side.
Another Nancy Drew fan here. :D
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by the Jefferson book - will have to come back for your review. Have you ever been to Monticello? It is a fascinating place.
ReplyDeleteThe Nancy Drew graphic novel will be my first-ever graphic. I'm looking forward to finding the time to read this evening.
ReplyDeleteI love hearing where everyone's books are taking them: Africa, Europe, U.S. . . .
The Jefferson book was excellent. And I'm hoping to get to Monticello this year. It sounds totally amazing.