Tag: popular literature

A short list of what I could/should be reading right now:

• The Faerie Queene, Edmund Spenser–for Brit Lit I
• The Francis Preston Blair Family in Politics, Vol. I, William E. Smith–I’m using this for history senior seminar research
• Creating Minnesota, Annette Atkins–for Minnesota History
• Watchdogs of Loyalty, Carl H. Chrislock–also for Minnesota History
• Various comp studies essays for my Understanding Writing research project/Understanding Writing reading assignments

An even shorter list of what I actually want to read right now:

• ANYTHING, ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING THAT I DON’T HAVE TO THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT, ANALYZE IN DETAIL, OR QUESTION IN ANY WAY, SHAPE, OR FORM (preferably a nice, light novel of the popular fiction genre)
• So, basically, none of the above

I am currently on fall break right now. I have a nice long weekend ahead of me since I don’t have school on Monday or Tuesday. I’m currently at my grandparents house since I haven’t visited them in over a year and I thought it would be a nice, relaxing way to spend my time off.

Right before leaving school to drive here, I thought about bringing a book to read for fun. I ultimately decided not to because I figured I have so much to read for school that I thought that would keep me satisfied enough in Continue reading “Fall Break Reading (My Options are Limited)”