Play Book Tag discussion

So, I mentioned this to some folks, but every summer Tournament of Books runs Camp Tournament of Books. During Camp, 8 books are selected to read, and 1 book is voted upon to move to the big Tournament (a March Madness style tournament of books).

I was chosen at random to discuss Whereabouts by Jhumpa Lahiri.

Here's the link in case anyone is interested! You can see a picture of my puppy and my apartment view, lol.

https://themorningnews.org/article/ca...

Wonderful interview! And love that view from your apartment window. And Remy after the kiddie pool ... such an innocent face! (Would it be that innocent after a muddy puddle?)

I got the email this morning and was trying to find a chance to congratulate you. It was great review! and the puppy is adorable.

I really liked Whereabouts. It struck something in me even though it was odd.

That was an excellent interview. I love that you had such an in depth and perceptive conversation about the book.

Wonderful interview Anita, and Remy gave me the "Big" smile-so darn cute!

That was such a great interview, Anita. I read the whole thing, including the comments, which were very interesting. I will definitely add Whereabouts to my TBR. By the way, Remy is totally adorable.

This was really fabulous in every way! I often don’t have the time to really deeply read and enjoy things like this. But this one was a pleasure!

Thank you so much, everyone, for your extremely kind words!!!

I will say that Remy's photo may have been improperly captioned (I wasn't the editor). Pretty sure that was post MUD PUDDLE! The kiddie pool is much cleaner. But that photo definitely captures his personality . . .

Thank you so much for taking the time to read the interview and for all the support. I was very nervous going in (like what did I just commit to?), but I have to say that the interviewer made the whole experience very enjoyable!!

Loved this, Anita! Seeing Remy was such a treat too.

I've been looking forward to this for a long time. I remember when you first mentioned it. Thanks for the link.