Rhoda Janzen is in the Style Section of the New York Times. OK. The reporter said that her book
The ruins of Pompeii are now on Google Maps.
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"The ruins of Pompeii are now on Google Maps."
wow!
Posted by: bj | December 04, 2009 at 05:33 PM
I just finished reading "Mennonite in a Little Black Dress" based on Laura's recommendation and enjoyed it as well. Although a quick read, it isn't as "chick lit-y" as the cover art might make it appear.
As someone who also changed social class/community, I found it interesting to read about how she reconciled where she came from and where she ended up. And I liked the not-too-snarky-I'm-too-cool-for-my-roots writing.
Posted by: Sandra | December 05, 2009 at 03:50 PM