![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjXSbu_2EPHHV5tvOdxIlfyvtvMnIzsJJZdn8doTH8cVXeisQCVz4-Ka2Jc5gTh5a8IBZZVbq22bzzd8LPI4FF_Pho4pqeMMU0CP3GD_0zmCHiH2SkkKS6gGrIH4v9bKjuXRQlKBzmiR20/s400/carlson_hatteras.jpg)
So it's strange...I don't really read books. I mean sure, I read the third through the last of the Harry Potter books, but that's because after watching the first two movies I was impatient to know more of the story and willing to read the books to get ahead. I've also read the Josh Thurlow series of books by Homer Hickam. I don't really know what got me started on those, though. And I don't remember what got me to read
Hatteras Blues, either. I remember my wife bought it for me, but I think I asked for it. It might be that I saw it on a bookstore sign near Hatteras Village, I don't know.
But I did read it recently, and ironically enough I read most of it while on a cruise ship. I feel like anyone would love this book. I know anyone who loves the Outer Banks of North Carolina would love it. I believe anyone who has ever fished off-shore would love it. People interested in coastal history should definitely enjoy it. Heck, anyone with a pulse, really. Please, by all means, give it a try if you're looking for something to read. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
No comments:
Post a Comment