The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark: I decided that--at least for now--I've had enough of the mom/parenting books and it was time to sink my teeth into something. This absolutely fit the bill. I enjoyed Spark's style--the repetition of events and phrases, the openly telling key points and then explaining later--and it made this story of Scottish girls and their relationship with their teacher engrossing. I'm curious now to see the film to see how it handles many of the small details.
Monday, October 03, 2005
The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark: I decided that--at least for now--I've had enough of the mom/parenting books and it was time to sink my teeth into something. This absolutely fit the bill. I enjoyed Spark's style--the repetition of events and phrases, the openly telling key points and then explaining later--and it made this story of Scottish girls and their relationship with their teacher engrossing. I'm curious now to see the film to see how it handles many of the small details.
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