Really wishing that Barnes & Noble had had a release party for Woodward's book
like they used to do when a new Harry Potter came out.
It would have been so much fun to meet so many like minded people at the bookstore. We could have dressed up as a political/historical figure from any one of his books. I think I would have gone as Katherine Graham.
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and will pick it up tomorrow on the way home from work. I really wanted this one in hardcover.
Enjoy! 
as people resell, but it hasn't so far. I broke down under all the discussion of it and bought Woodward's book on Kindle. It's there, but I forgot to plug in last night and my Kindle has recharge before starting. 
for some while. Since used books started selling on line for almost nothing, browsing books has made insomnia fun, and our drop-leaf dining cum library table always has some waiting for us to get to them.
What I regret, though, is that our Kindle versions aren't compatible with the library system, but we'll make sure they are when they have to be replaced.
I just can't get rid of my book collection. I've read all of them, mostly more than once.
I'm not gonna add any new books though. I like going to the library and "studying" lol. It would be a very sad day to see my library close.
I finally surpassed the point at which I have too many books, and have started not just culling but cutting back. I also reread my favorites. Problem is, an almost infinite supply of really fine paperback and hard cover books is a few keystrokes away for almost nothing, while the same quality of material is far more expensive electronically.
If it weren't for sea level rise, we'd probably eventually downsize to a little mobile home on the water in Florida which happens to be within walking distance of two libraries, the bigger one a healthy walk over a long bridge. Sigh.
Happy reading!
and listen in the morning. I guess it is just over 12 hours, so I'm hoping that will motivate me to do even more walking than normal. 
