We also like to fly around Alaska in our little Cessna 172.

Since I teach

full-time,

wash

dogs part-

time, and take

3 classes, I am

very busy right now.

I was a good reader before I started Kindergarten. I remember in first grade I found a book on paleontology (which interested me at the time) in the school library that I wanted to check out.

The librarian told me I couldn't have it because it was for the older kids. She took my paleontology book away and gave me a copy of Danny and the Dinosaur.

I left Danny and the

Dinosaur on the

counter and left

the library

without a

book.

I discovered the Dr. Doolittle books early in grade school. I knew I was going to be a veterinarian when I grew up.

I checked the library every time I went to see if they had gotten any more of the series in.

Occasionally they did.

I currently don't read

much. I don't hate it like I

did in middle and high school.

I just don't have much time.

I really do not have a favorite book, but one thing I look forward to every year is the annual publication of the previous year’s Walking Dead comics in hardback form.

If I absolutely have to choose a single favorite book, I will choose The Road, by Cormac McCarthy.

We all watch The Walking Dead on TV and imagine a world of adventure and almost fun (of course with 99% of the population dead, the reader always sees himself in the lucky 1%). 

As I do not particularly have a favorite book, it is hard to pick a favorite author.

If forced to pick one, I would have to select C.S. Lewis, though he falls far outside my favorite genre.

I despised the Chronicles books when I was in high school. Couldn't stand the idea of reading them...