#44 - Cinderella Ate My Daughter - Peggy Orenstein
Somewhat enlightening. I was very intrigued about its contents when I first heard of this book on girlie pop-culture and its implications on girls' self-concepts. It's both good and entertaining. And it also taught me that in the early 20th century pink was for boys and blue for girls. For that small fact alone it was worth it.
#45 - Prelude to Foundation
I was expecting something different. Even though it was far from disappointing I saw the ending coming in the first few chapters of the book. When I finally got there it was anti-climatic to say the least.
I'm on a marathon to try and reach the 50-book mile. Not sure if it'll come through this year, though.
Granny Weatherwax: 'You've got to think headology, see? Not muck about with all this beauty and wealth business. That's not important.'
