Cheryl Drury

I think that's the way I want to think of it.

Read intentionally, but I also need to build some fun books in.

And so I'm trying to figure out a way to have that combination.

Like I said, we're going to Northern England this summer, and so I've kind of got a little project already started for myself, but I don't have a fun English book in there.

Not even Jane Austen.

And so that kind of thing.

I'm trying to figure out how to plug some more modern things in and just allow some time.

So I'm really not a grind, but I feel like I am sometimes after all this.

Yes.

So for one thing, I read across genres now.

I can read a play really easily now.

I've read a lot of Greek drama, and I loved it.

I loved Shakespeare.

It changed me for reading different kinds of literature.

Like I said, I have a patience to read Gabriel Garcia Marquez's.

His book is so dreamlike, and yet I also like to read

things that are more plot-driven.

I do find myself really lingering on characters.

I find that I fall in love with characters so much now.

And I did a little bit before.