So, I finished A Spool of Blue Thread by Anne Tyler last week and like all of her novels, loved it. She is a pro at writing novels with great character development and tidbits of everyday life that are easy to read but that are also engaging.
Here's the lint excerpt from this novel:
The rug was linty, the floor was strewn with cast-off hangers and dry-cleaner's bags, and a hard gray light from the stripped windows gave the room a bleak and uncared-for look.
So, in this instance, lint isn't technically used, but linty is. I'll take it.
What are you reading lately? Have any good lint stories to share?
