Books Gulliver Reads

[lee]

Hi Gulliver,

On Saturday I am going to attend an event called Hike and Read.

We will be hiking the weak-ankles trail that we once hiked with Duddles, hoo hoo, in Muir Woods.

It seems as though people are supposed to bring short stories, poems, or excerpts to share with other people. Do you have any good recommendations on a book of short stories or maybe some specific pieces that might be fun to read to others?

I thought you might have some good ideas.

Hugs!

Lee

[Gulliver]

Hi.

Reading while hiking sounds like a dangerous combination. Particularly on weak ankle trails. I prefer to do all my reading propped up on a pillow with my legs slightly elevated. I hope you will be very careful Lee!

I will mull over possible suggestions in the meantime.

Duddles is suggesting The Congo by Vachel Lindsay which he says is from a movie he watched long ago.

[Gulliver]

Hi.

I heard that Lee knows the whereabouts of a mysterious library that only appears once a year in the desert.

Legend tells that the library might burst into flame if you select the wrong book from the shelves.

Has Lee ever ventured inside this library?

Only time will tell.

Or if Lee posts about it here.

[Gulliver]

Hi.

Lee told me about an exciting new book and we got it from the library and we are going to read it tonight

[Gulliver]

Hi.

Neil new book is now here and everyone is reading it - like Lee and I and Schlop.

I started the audiobook and it is very interesting so far. There was a brief mention of Huggins and Muggins and also there is a sleepy horse named Sleipner.

No mention of Schlop or Schlopnijr though so far.

I am excited to see Neil with Lee and maybe we can ask him more about Huggins and Muggins and what their deal is?

Here is a funny picture of Schlop with the book:

[Gulliver]

Hi.

I heard that Lee and Nibs are going to see Neil today. Neil will probably wonder why I am not there with them. Nibs can you just tell Neil that I got snowed in and couldn't make it. I hope he wont be too sad.

It will be interesting to hear what new books Neil has in the works and what the latest is with Ash's Paddington novel.