Knitting and reading
Captain's Log, Stardate 05.13.2009
I was at the Love Inspired authors blog talking about my two favorite things: knitting and reading!
Camy Tang here, with another weird combination. :)
I love the feel of a book in my hands—I love the smell of the paper, the pretty cover.
I also love knitting. The only thing I don’t like about knitting is that it takes up both my hands so I can’t hold a book (although knitting is a good way to stop snacking at night, since I can’t knit and shovel food in my mouth at the same time!).
So what a knitting reader to do?
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AUDIOBOOKS! This is exactly why God had us invent audible.com, library downloads, and the iPod (or in my case the Blackberry.
ReplyDeleteI just listened to my first audiobook and loved it (The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society)! Spring cleaning went so much nicer as I listened.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Audiobooks. If I may, I suggest
ReplyDelete1) the Hound of the Baskervilles
2) any audiobooks by Lori Wick
3) Ivanhoe (try to find one that doesn't include the forward. Otherwise you'll have to skip forward about an hour before you can get to the story)
4) Anne of Green Gables series
5) And if you just want some laughs, try to find the Freddy the Pig series by Walter R. Brooks. It was written a few decades ago, but they're some really cute and funny stories.
~Sasafras
P.S. to my last comment. I didn't know you had audiobooks available on Itunes!
ReplyDelete~Sasafras
I should have mentioned audiobooks in my post! Alas, not all the books I want to read are available as audiobooks, like the Love Inspired romances.
ReplyDeleteI just finished the Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society! It was GREAT!
Thanks for the other audiobook recommendations, Sasafras! I was actually thinking about buying the Anne of Green Gables audiobook just the other day.
Camy