Do you remember your favorite book from childhood?
It seems this is nostalgia week. Makes sense in that in our minds here, it is the beginning of summer, and we have high expectations of great memories to be made.
Looking back at childhood, I was consumed by books. I read with a voracious appetite. As to which book was my favorite? I couldn’t tell you. I know that Catcher in the Rye always stuck with me. And, still, does to some extent.
Interestingly, perhaps my favorite movie growing up was Silence of the Lambs. I was completely intrigued by the personalities and machinations. I suppose the same could be said about Catcher in the Rye. This may be why my mother claims I wanted to be a psychologist from a very early age.
Maybe I’ll pick up a book this summer. Oh, what to chose?
Categories: Culture, identity, Pop Culture, Psychology, society
psychologistmimi 
Wow, that’s pretty nice. For someone with your taste, I’ll refer you to “The Magic Factory”. I read mine recently on Apple Books. Plus, the audiobook for it is free. Good luck!
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I have been re-reading books I liked before. I did re-read “Catcher in the Rye” a couple of years ago. I’m also going through books that belonged to my mother and my father’s mother. Most are vintage 1920’s through 1940’s, like Hemingway, Steinbeck, Costain, and others.
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“Silence of the Lambs”
Dear Miriam God Yes
Voices of the Sheep
And Wolves Who Don’t
Hide Their Clothing Yet
Of Course Wolves, Lambs,
Sheep Are Lovely Creatures
They Don’t Live
A Life of Lies
To Reach A Goal
of Most Despicable Leader
to Be BeLoved The More Their
Criminality Comes to the ‘Big Top’
It’s Really Not Even Necessary to
Go to The Theater to See Another
Installment of Minions Same Old Numbers…
Other Than That Hope You Are Staying Out
of the Climate Change Smoke of ‘The Big Apple’..:)
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