Joyland is good rather good

Joyland is rather good. A very fulfilling read, the talk of of an older man recalling his first break up, I have just got to the point in the story where his heart is open to the possibility of a future and love. It is unfolding in a tight grip, that to escape would do the writer Stephen King and this story and disservice. So I might just be falling in like with this one.

The other thing that is a fun is the swearing. The narrater never does but characters do, but the one who does swear you get this totally heartbreaking reveal to his pain and heartbreak. This a good book please read it. it is most enjoyable.

Echos of betrayal drags on.

Still being dyslexic is going well today, great way to be in the world.

the Land of Joy

I started Joyland by Stephen King, It is the very story telling device of "I" that I don't like at all. I am sucked right into the character and want to know the uncertainty of revealed memory over a forty year period. I am so drawn into the tale i want to know to experience, this one. So I will It has a an awesome line "In the years, since. I've discovered there's a lot to be said for boredom."

I like a quiet life it is a glorious thing.

Also my breakfast reading is Elizabeth Moon: Echoes of Betrayal, It is ok still reading hopping it will keep developing as it is got a feather stupid prince guy in a really crappy spot because of his selfishness fun to watch suffering and desire unravel.

Reading well listening to the "Ghost Brothers of Darkland County" It is delightful, and I like it a heap a whole heap.

Dyslexia is a blast I like mine, it is a most enjoyable way to see the world and live in it.