In 1933, renowned author F. Scott Fitzgerald ended a letter to his 11-year-old daughter, Scottie, with a list of things to worry about, not worry about, and simply think about. Check out the list here, per Lists of Note.
Summertime Reading?
Do your reading tastes change when the warm weather hits?
Every year tons of “Summer Reading Lists” come out. From all sorts of outlets: NPR, Oprah, etc. etc. I’m a gal who loves a good book list, of any sort. I like to see what others are reading and to find books to add to my ever towering TBR pile.
Something I don’t do? Change my reading style based on the weather. I read what I read, I love the books that I love. The number on the thermometer doesn’t mean a darn thing to me. (As far as reading goes anyway! When it’s hot as hell like it’s been lately it means that I’m holed up somewhere that has a blasting air conditioner.)
I’m curious, do you find yourself reading lighter fare in the hotter months?

