But I thought...

...that Posh had never read a book?

So, my questions:

• Was she just posturing when she made that claim? Was that just part of the "Posh" image?
• If so, WHO THE CRAP THOUGHT THAT WAS A GOOD IDEA? (Though it did get her attention, so there's that.)
• If it WAS true then, when did she get into reading novels? Or has Mockingbird been the only one?

Comments

[tanita]

Oh, you know, she probably started with Theodore Boone, and went from there...

[Leila]

Ag. I'll be posting a bit more about Theo later this morning.

Well, morning for me.

Oh, hey: Josh needs your mailing address.

[Colleen]

I read elsewhere that it's not from Mockingbird but an old English name that she has always loved. (I think this was at the Daily Beast but I can't remember.) Personally I'm more hung up on the middle name of "Seven". Seriously - you give a child your jersey number as a middle name????

[Leila]

Maybe they just really loved Married With Children.

[Colleen]

You totally just dated yourself with that reference. Also you proved to be about the biggest pop culture geek EVER.

Is it worse that I didn't need to follow the link to know what you're referring to?!

[Leila]

HA! I'm in good company, then!

[Ellie]

I sit next to somone at work that has, outside of school read, only ever read one book. We all made a big deal out of it when he bought it but he hasn't read anything since. Some people are just weird like that. Hard to believe I know!

[Liz B]

I read somewhere it's after Harper in the Wizards of Waverly Place, a show her sons like. But that same article also mentioned Wizards being a book series before it was a TV show, which I'm 99.9 percent sure isn't true.