Being a new dad, it’s been pretty important for me to get to a good start on things with my son. One area in particular that I feel is important to get off to a great start on is reading to my son. The last couple of weekends, I’ve managed to read my son some [...]
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Reading With A Newborn
With my son now being a month old (I can’t believe how quickly the month has gone by!), I’m beginning to really see just how much time I have available to actually sit down and read. In the month since my son arrived, I have managed to finish one book that I started since he was [...]

After A Brief Hiatus, I’m Back!
It’s been a couple of weeks since I last posted here on Beltwayliterature. As I mentioned in my last post, Last Weekend Of Free Reading?, that I felt, with our baby getting closer to arrival, that it could quite possibly be my last weekend of free reading. Well, that certainly has been the case! On [...]

Last Weekend Of Free Reading?
Happy Father’s Day too all the dads out there! I hope everyone enjoys their day. My dad should be, he’s probably packing for his, my mom’s, and sister’s trip to eastern Europe for their yearly vacation in Europe. I’m sure they’ll have a wonderful time. The last week and a half or so has been [...]

June Is Gone With The Wind
I can’t believe that June is here already! June is going to be quite an exciting month for me and the family. In about three weeks, give or take, our baby will be born, so my wife and I are pretty much on babywatch for the next couple of weeks. It will certainly be exciting [...]

The Beginning of Summer Reading Season!
I hope everyone is enjoying the long holiday weekend! First off, Happy Memorial Day to all the Veterans out there, and a big thanks to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice so we can enjoy the freedoms we have today! I feel that Memorial Day weekend, with it being the unofficial beginning of Summer, is, for me, [...]

Sunday Debate – Whether To Read Richardson’s Clarissa
It’s a beautiful Sunday morning here in the DC area today! I hope it’s as nice everywhere else! This week, I feel I’ve gotten a lot of reading accomplished by completing my journey with Hammett’s The Maltese Falcon and completing Charles Dickens’s Bleak House for an online read-along. I also decided to make a return trip to Westeros by [...]

Entering The Home Stretch
As I wake up to another beautiful late Spring Sunday morning here in Northern Virginia, I take a look at my reading accomplishments in April and I realize that it’s not overly all that exciting, and I really didn’t get too much accomplished. That’s okay though, as I realize we’re entering the home stretch with [...]

A Weekend Without Reading
Good Sunday Morning! What a week and weekend it has been! This past week, I really haven’t gotten very much reading done as we’ve had family trickling in for my wife’s baby shower which was yesterday afternoon. So our home has had as many as 20 people in it n the last 72 hours. The [...]

Happy Easter!
Happy Easter Sunday all! It’s a beautiful day here in Northern Virginia, and He has risen! This week has been a slow reading week for me to begin the month of April. I only managed to complete my weekly reading for the Bleak House read-along and managed to make my weekly post the other day. This [...]
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Book #15 – Stieg Larsson’s The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest
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- Book #13 – Agatha Christie’s The Murder of Roger Ackroyd | Beltwayliterature [...] completing my reading of The Secret of Chim
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Beltwayliterature Same here! I really enjoyed reading Candide!
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Beltwayliterature There were some parts that were funny, and you
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Rachel Bradford I got SO many laughs out of Candide! I wasn't
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Rachel Bradford Too bad you didn't like it. I found it rather
