it has come to my attention

that when I find a book I love I tend to be a little bit obsessive about them. It's just about the only thing that I do once I pick it up. For example if you were trying to get a hold of me between the end of May and beginning of June there is a slight chance I was avoiding your calls due to the "Sookie Stackhouse" novels. They were fabulous and I can't wait until the next one comes out in May... yes next year. And say perhaps while I was in Mexico my mother-in-law and husband recommended a book called "The Historian" I read it every free minute. Granted, I know that the title itself leaves a lot to be discovered, but it was very very good. And then I realized that I have read around 15 books this year so far (the stackhouse series has 9 or 10 in it so far can't remember at this very moment) and I then realized if they could write a biomedical anatomy book as well as well a vampire-mystery-thriller-romance novel I would tear through it in a matter of days... but thus I come back to reality and force myself to read these text books that just aren't written in a way that makes you want to read them. They scream why don't you just watch the bachelorette or so you think you can dance instead... but noooo I have to read the boring text book. Not that the field of study isn't fascinating, because it is.... but those freakin text books drive me up the wall. And although I have probably been through close to 4000 pages of fictional text this year, I can't make it through one single chapter of my text book with out getting side tracked, by blogging, maybe. Moral of my long ranting is that I really wish textbooks were written by people who wanted to make them worth reading... the end. Let me know if you need a recommendation of a good book and kind of like vampires or mysteries or romances...