
A little bit of fun on a Friday, this weekly meme is hosted by A Few More Pages.
I'll share the first line (or two) of the book I'm currently reading (including the title and author) and let you know what my first impressions are - good or bad!
I'll share the first line (or two) of the book I'm currently reading (including the title and author) and let you know what my first impressions are - good or bad!
"The rain beat down hard on the tin roof of the caravan, nearly drowning out the hesitant tap-tapping of the type-writer keys. There was a faint smell in the air, not entirely unpleasant, a paint thinner mingled with the warm, rich scent of the forest in summer."
Emily Carr: The Incredible Life and Adventures of a West Coast Artist, Cat Klerks

Interesting snippet...very vivid detail...Happy Reading!!
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Great sensory images! Thanks for sharing.
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Very evocative or, as Laurel-Rain says, sensory. Very nice.
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ReplyDeleteI don't profess to be any kind of art expert, but I love to wander round the galleries and just lose myself in some of the great work out there. I don't need to know about technique or composition, I either like it or I don't.
I found this great link about your Emily Carr and while I don't like all of her art, some of the colours and imagery of others is quite captivating and enigmatic.
A very different book, so thanks for sharing.
http://www.arthistoryarchive.com/arthistory/canadian/Emily-Carr.html
Yvonne
It sounds like a book that you could enjoy while sitting in parks near her house or statue, pretty cool!
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