I couldn't resist. Much like I couldn't resist ordering a book called
Tantric Coconuts. As much as I do my best to not choose books based off of the covers, I absolutely choose them based on titles. And typically it works out okay.
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| Coconuts! Also yarn, because I'm actually an old lady |
Finding a little brown package on my doorstep is always exciting. Remembering that it has a book inside, even more exciting. Accidentally setting my oven on fire while reading my new book, pushes past exciting and towards terrifying.
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| Look at that cute little fire extinguisher |
Despite filling my entire house with smoke, using a fire extinguisher and discovering that our smoke detectors don't have batteries, I still managed to finish half of this book in one night. Because its awesome. After airing out my house and scrubbing the inside of my oven, I snuggled back down with a well deserved pumpkin beer (s/o to Blue Moon, you did fall right) with
Tantric Coconuts. Because its awesome. As of writing this, I'm only halfway through. Because I had to go to bed. Because I'm an adult, sort of.
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| Delicious reward for not burning down my house |
Several days later... my house is still standing and the second half of this book reads more like a crash course in every religion ever. If you're looking for a fun way to understand different religions and spirituality, this is a great read. It's not at all what I was expecting, but was silly and thoughtful at the same time.
The story follows Ted, an awkward lawyer, on a cross country adventure to figure out where is stands spiritually. Angel Two Sparrows teaches him about religion in a crash course, and thus teaches the reader about religions, in a crash course. Not what I was expecting, but definitely educational, and fun. This book, I like it, another!
Book courtesy of Blogging For Books :)
