Last night's book was Imaginary Friends by Alison Lurie. Actually it was also this morning's and this lunchtime's book, because I fell asleep last night while reading it. Don't be misled, though - this book is hilarious, featuring Lurie's usual cast of academics but this time focussing mainly on their professional lives as two sociologists set out to investigate a nutty religious group. The author's usual style is wry and witty, but in this book there are several laugh-out-loud moments. The action is bizarre but also believable; you could imagine real people getting in to these situations. A cautionary tale!
Day 100; Book 99
26-year-old cat rescuer suspects feline fraud when he finds a lost kitty
and the "owners" try to claim her, but not even the microchip matches their
description: 'I took this cat to two different vets and neither could find
one'
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We can't imagine how desperate one must be to find a lost cat. We wouldn't
be able to sleep. We would make flyers, walk around with their furvorite
treat...
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