Welcome to Litsy!

After a thought-provoking first chapter dealing with the mistrust of memory, this went quickly downhill for me interest-wise. I made it to 90 pages. I don‘t like the characters, regardless of the satirical tone. Also, Martha, the apparent MC of the first section, gets shifted to the only woman character going forward. Discussions of her past sex life and the focus on her current sexual relationship are so boring at best.

Apart from book packages....this excites me! I can't believe my sugary snack has a bookish theme too :). Tell us about your food habits, you can't live without (you've to have those even after moving country)

I was offered a ride from Scotland to #England in this lovely car, and who am I to pass on that. Hence, my stay in #Scotland was a brief one, and I'm now headed towards London, yay! Meaning, that is if the car survives the road trip that is 😂 My company this time will be Tony in 'The Sense of an Ending'.

#BackpackEurope
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1. England, Yorkshire
2. Equally Mystery and Suspense / Historical Fiction / Fantasy
3. A Column Of Fire by Ken Follett
4. Pizza 🍕
5. No pets unless you include Noddy!
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I am a little down at work but really looking forward to a trip to England I have coming up at the end of the week for my husband's grandmother's 90th birthday! Thursday please come sooner! @coffeenebula #bluemondaygiveaway

I am hard-pressed to choose my favourite Julian Barnes novel, but this is always near the top of the list. His contemplation on the importance of culture was revolutionary to me at an important time in my life.