Here’s another book soundtrack for you all. I’ve been rereading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and with that I’ve thought of making a little soundtrack from my music collection.
(🎧 “They don’t know that you’ve already lived on the other side of the Galaxy” 🎧) Such a magical song. Love Tori Amos too. 💗
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I’m currently reading Dashing Through the Snow by Debbie Macomber. So far the main characters have been on a Road Trip. And that had me thinking of some go-to music for Road Trips.
Free Ride by Edgar Winter. Scene in the movie Dazed and Confused (1993). (There’s also the song Slow Ride by Foghat, and same movie – ending scene.
You Could Be Mine by Guns N’ Poses… I mean, Guns N’ Roses. But not just because of the band or song. I picked this song because of the Terminator. The song is in 2 of the movies.
(My favorite video)…
Terminator 4: Salvation (John hot-wires a “Moto-Terminator”.)
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1.89 Weeks
13 Days
14 Sleeps
325.2 Hours
19,514 Minutes
1,170,828 Seconds
With most books that I read, I like to listen to music in the background. And also, some books just reminds me of songs or music genres.
When I was reading Millie’s Fling by Jill Mansell, I created a British theme soundtrack. It was fun doing that, and even helped me get in the Brit-Lit mood.
Now I’m reading a historical fiction book. I don’t often read historical fiction, and I’ve noticed that the ones I’ve read lately have turned out to be gems (The Book Thief being the cut above – read this year).
Letters From Home by Kristina McMorris is becoming one of those gems. I’m over 30% into the story and I’m really liking it. I don’t want to stop reading it, but I have to in order to get a move on with some pre-holiday-house-cleaning and let alone the daily stuff.
A December 2007 single. It was offered for free from martyr-inc.com. The song is from Love, War and The Ghost of Whitey Ford album.
Please forgive me, Morgan pleaded, eyes raised upward. It was then, in the numbing silence, when he finally dared wonder: Were prayers of murderers, when fighting on the “right side” of the war, ever heard— let alone answered?
From: Letters From Home by Kristina McMorris
When I’m in the mood, I love some British Fiction and Music mix. I have a couple of favorites and I think the first British Fiction that I read was Bridget Jones’s Diary. And of course the first Brit Music was The Beatles with my parents singing to me Michelle.
I am currently reading Millie’s Fling by Jill Mansell. It’s going alright. I’ve read a couple of Jill’s books before so I am used to her humor.
I just couldn’t help make a little soundtrack playlist on my iTunes.
So here’s the Top Songs that I thought best fits this book…
