Weekly Geeks #2: Did you review it too?

This week’s challenge is to encourage other bloggers who have reviewed the same book you did to send you a link to their post; then you include those links at the bottom of your review. My first thought was: what a great idea! And my second thought was: what a housekeeping nightmare! I imagined myself compiling a list of all the books I’ve ever reviewed and posting them on a separate page. That would make it really easy for other bloggers to tell at a glance whether we have any in common. So I clicked on my own “reviews” category archive, and my goodness, what a mess.

Although I do have a few actual reviews, where I wrote several paragraphs about a single book and included an image of the cover, many of my “reviews” are not that clear. Frequently I write about a book that I’m still in the middle of reading. Other times I write a few sentences about several different books I’m reading at the same time; sometimes I compare two books; sometimes I dismiss a book in a single sentence. Are those “reviews” in the sense that it would be worthwhile provide links to others?

I’ll do what some other bloggers are also doing. If you see a review (or a “review”) here and you’ve posted on the same book, please let me know; I’d love to trade links! Feel free to go through my archives if you wish, although I have no intention of doing any housekeeping around here. :)

And now, to make this post a little more interesting, I’ll share some photos of my son’s haircut last summer, in honor of Fred’s return to the blogosphere (go check out the photos of his haircut).

3 Comments

  1. May 6, 2008, 5:32 pm Permalink

    Darn! I should have taken a picture of the hair next to a ruler. Has he decided to keep it short, or he is growing it back already?

  2. Aunt Sara
    May 6, 2008, 5:59 pm Permalink

    I hadn’t seen these pictures showing the remnants of the black eye (eyes?). Yikes. That was a weird “coming of age” summer for Joey, wasn’t it? In addition to the haircut and bike crash, wasn’t that the year his father gave him a Swiss Army knife? He also discovered the drums. Someday he’ll write a book . . . And you can review it!

  3. May 7, 2008, 7:10 am Permalink

    Fred, he’s keeping it short. Well, he’s keeping it the way it is in the pic.

    Sara, yeah, you can see the stitches, too, above his left eyebrow. We were actually on the way to the haircut place when he got hit. So we tried again a few weeks later.

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