Happy Friday, fellow readers!
It's been a few weeks since my last Friday Book Snippet, which is hosted by Anne @ My Head is Full of Books and Olivia @ Bemused and Bookish. Honestly, I've just been busy; it's that simple.
I’m a fan of Sylvester Stallone. Whether it’s Rocky or Rambo, I enjoy them all. I don't concern myself with what others say about Stallone, his political opinions, or any of the so-called scandalous rumors surrounding him. I picked up his memoir, Steps, upon its release in September, and I'm planning to read it this weekend. My choice to read this book isn’t influenced by the new biographical film, I Play Rocky, coming out in theaters. I've been eager to read this memoir for a while now, and I have some time to get it before I start reading on some ARCs.
Book Beginnings:
On a dirt road leading to the sea, deep in the Pyrenees Mountains, I saw a sign. It was a fortune teller. A hundred pesetas and I could have my future foretold.
— Stallone, Sylvester. The Steps: A Memoir, William Morrow, 2026, p. 3.
The Friday 56:
"I have to play Rocky," I said, and walked out of the room.
— Stallone, Sylvester. The Steps: A Memoir, William Morrow, 2026, p. 213.
〜B.J. Burgess
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