I have a love/hate relationship with shopping. Unlike common notions of a female reveling in hours of aimless wandering, I’m the type of shopper who likes to get what I want and then get out. Quickly.
The choices can be overwhelming. From jeans to toothpaste, beauty products and even cars, there are times when it all becomes too hard.
I understand choice is valued as one of our basic human rights, but too much choice seems to be doing us an injustice. Continue reading
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I was reminded of this article recently when I was thinking about stolen books. Actually, I was thinking about books that I’ve leant out over the years, which have never made it back onto my shelf. There are so many. I haven’t bothered keeping count.
What an interesting concept though. I can’t imagine why someone would want to steal a book. It seems sacreligious. Books are one thing (amogst others) that I can never seem to throw out…
Anyway, according to the article, the five most stolen books in the states are those by:
I bought a book for a friend recently that covered this topic (which I can’t for the life of me find a link for!!) and became quite enamored with the notion.
Catherine Donnelly 