What are you reading?

Happy New Year, dearies!  

It's a good of a time as any to pick up a book.  I suppose it could even go along with a New Year's resolution (just kidding).  

What have you been reading?  Anything interesting?  

I read quite a bit, but don't always post on Ms. Daisy's Reading Club.  I suppose I might have to admit that sometimes it is out of laziness for not wanting to write a post about it, and other times I am just determined to be secretive about what I'm reading (muahahahahaha).  Okay, not really.  I just don't write book reports on every book I read.  You don't either, do you?

If you would like to share with me what you're reading, I'll be more than happy to listen, and if it sounds quite interesting, I'll be even happier to send out a request to the library to have it brought in so that I might read it.  I prefer non-fiction, and will read anything from science and geography to history and the ever exciting peer-reviewed journals of medical literature.  I used to be a fan of fiction, and I will very occasionally read a fiction book here and there, but only if it makes me laugh aloud.  (Otherwise I am quite content for you to keep your Danielle Steel books collecting dust on the shelf.  No offense.)

In the meantime, if you're looking for something to read, I have recently been reading biographies.  The first is on the scandalously exciting life of Warren G. Harding (the 29th President of the United States) and the current book is on Cleopatra the Great.

If you're interested in either of those, I have a little blip on them over in the other side of the blog.

Warren G. Harding's book is here.

Cleopatra the Great's book is here.

That's it for now.  I hope you've had a very peaceful and happy New Year so far.  

May your 2016 be the best one ever.

Peace, love, and take a deep breath,
Ms. Daisy 

New post over in the book side...

Hey peeps!  I figured I'd let you know directly that if you're interested, there is a new post on a book I am reading over in the book section of things.  It is on the crazy tsars of Russia, if you're into that kind of thing...  

You can find it in this yonder place.

You like books, right?  Riiiight?  Okay, good.  

Peace, love, and reading is good,
Ms. Daisy

Summer Reading

Hey dollface, I don't usually post about my reading club over on the main page, but this book I read is totally amazing and I couldn't bear not to directly share it with you.  

So, head on over to Ms. Daisy's Reading Club and check out Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation by Michael Pollan (the one and only).

Here is a link to take you swiftly: http://daisyreadspinkglitter.blogspot.com/2014/07/cooked-natural-history-of.html

Peace, love and go get this book,
 Ms. Daisy

Reading Club Connection

Hey Pink's Thinkers, I just put up a post for all-a-y'all over on Ms. Daisy's Reading Club.  If you're into the health and food aspect of Pink's Thinks, I think you'll be interested to check out the book I'm reading.

It's called Salt, Sugar, Fat: How the Food Giants Hooked Us by Michael Moss.  I think you'll find it really interesting.  Have you read it?  What did you think?  

If you want to check it out, here is the link: http://daisyreadspinkglitter.blogspot.com/2013/10/salt-sugar-fat-how-food-giants-hooked.html

Peace, love and read up!
Ms. Daisy

Hey! Do you know about my reading blog?

Hey peeps!

I know some of you get my blog emailed to you and so you don't often visit my actual webpage.  That's all good.  Thanks for reading.

But because you get me delivered to your inbox (wow, it's nice in here!  I like what you've done with the place!), you may not be aware that I've got some tabs up on top that you may like to peruse.

For example.

I have an "About Ms. Daisy" page that I just KNOW you'll be dying to read.  Obvs.

But the other thing is that I've got another page that I update every once in a while - it's my book club.  I like reading crazy things and I let you know what I'm reading (because HELLO, I'm sure you want to do it, too.  Well, or no.  But I pretend.).

So if you like to read, c'mon over and let me know what you're up to.  Or you can just be amused at what strange things I'm reading and shake your head in yet even more wonder at my outlandishness.

Here it is, so you don't have to click all over the place and figure out where it is: Ms. Daisy's Reading Blog

That's it.  Just thought you may want to know!

Peace, love and happy Sunday,
Ms. Daisy