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2 Responses to "Book News Friday: The Critterati, What You Don't Know Could Kill You, and More"
lynnr
October 29, 2010 at 05:14 PM
Ha! I love you, Stephen King but they'll pry books out of my hands when my body is cold and in the grave. It's just not the same warm and fuzzy feeling waking up with an ereader resting on my nose after falling asleep while enjoying your latest novel. Books are softer. Getting stodgy in my old age..
manwith7talents
October 29, 2010 at 03:12 PM
"the poor animals who live to please them day in and day out." You're talking about dogs, right? Because cats would not agree with this characterization.
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