Tag 102 - No Shopping Spree

I sneak around these children's books like the cat around a forbidden treat and cannot bring myself to buy one. I went to the book market again as part of the festival. Upon closer inspection, I find many unsuitable ones. Glittery baby books with three words per page, boring ones with tiny fonts that tell of beloved Nicaragua, countless books with works by Ruben Darío (the one with the flowery poems and other exciting works from the 19th century), classics like "Romeo and Juliet" or "Around the World in 80 Days." No exciting young adult books with contemporary themes. Wait! There were a few in between. But in the end, they were about the luxury problems of the upper-class teenagers. Although they may look attractive on the outside, the small, tightly printed font scares away any aspiring bookworm, poor or rich. I thought it would be easier. I'm not used to leaving a bookstore without making a catch. I can't let that sit with me.

The photo was taken at today's concert by Luis Enrique Mijéa Godoy.

Supposedly lively wind from the east at 30 degrees, occasional showers.