Y’all, I’ve just been introduced to the concept of Book Prozac by the lovely and amazing Rachel Hawkins, author of the highly entertaining Hex Hall series. Book Prozac are those wonderful tomes that let you get out of your head and into another world altogether. And when — sadly — they come to an end, you find yourself relaxed, refreshed and just a little bit better equipped to tackle reality. I’m not just making this up guys, I’ve got nearly applicable science to back it up.
So in the interest of saving the sanity of the world (without a prescription), I’d like to compile a list of the most pleasurable of all pleasure reads. Take the time to leave a comment and tell all your friends to drop by, too! Keep checking in and together, we’ll compile a list of enough peer-reviewed paper prozac to get us through the long, dark winter. Or at least through February…I freaking HATE February.
I’ll start:
And Both Were Young by Madeleine L’Engle
Dreaming of You by Lisa Kleypas
Guards! Guards by Terry Pratchett (or any of his Discworld books involving Sam Vimes)
Marian Keyes — seriously, pick any one
So Facebook it, Tweet it, +1 it, but let’s get the word out!
