I also picked up Animals Make Us Human by Temple Grandin during the same bulk store shopping trip, and just started it. Also on my shelf waiting for my attention (and some more free time) is a collection of short stories by Rudyard Kipling that has an introduction by Neil Gaiman, which was bought for me by my best friend while she was paying me a visit and we'd gone to the B&N for coffee and browsing. The people who love you best always know what books to buy you, don't they?
(Courtesy of Neil Gaiman's Twitter account)
While reorganizing my bookshelves this afternoon I realized that my copy of The Hobbit is 21 years old. It will be 25 years old when my son is the same age I was when I bought it, and I think that will be a prefect opportunity to introduce him to one of my favorite literary gateway books.
That all being said, the neighbors are here, everyone's out back in the pool, and I have laundry to finish and some general tidying up that I should be doing, not to mention I'm probably missing a hockey game. So, that's enough internet for one night!

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