the history of love and some k'vetching

sorry to post late, but whose meshugeneh idea was it to meet the week of midterms? no matter, this krauss is a mentsh, what a wonderful book you all picked. and i see we're reading water for elephants? looking foward to that, heard good things.

the mother's struggle through the child's eyes, desire for connection to the lost father and some of the book's formatting reminded me of extremely loud and incredibly close. but i think leo gursky got to me the most. i have a few customers like that.

great pick guys, thanks!
-meaghan