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I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join the fun if you want.
This is day 23
#BooksToRead #TBRPile
so-soAwww. I loved the premise and its originality but the story was a bit too light and I lost interest in the main character and her life. Another issue is when the author tries to pack too much info into one sentence and it ends up being a paragraph... it was not for me but I want to read her other book. The author has a lot of potential and should definitely be read!
The album of songs is real - the memories that make up the story of the book and the songwriter are fiction. Love this idea. @Cathythoughts @TheSpineView @abbsinwonderland
Having seen the posts for #anglophileapril and lots of love for Daisy Jones & The Six I‘m on a mission to recommend the tagged book - I loved it so much. A fictional memoir of a British singer songwriter, with an accompanying album, please check it out, I‘d love to see it get some #litsylove 🎸❤️
pickThis book was the perfect sunny read. Not as good as her debut but a good story anyway.
It is scorching here on the west coast 🌞 Spent today visiting the glorious Eilean Donnan castle and then reading in the sun. That dog isn't mine by the way, it just likes sitting outside my hut. And to prove it's Scotland the obligatory piper!! More adventures and reading tomorrow.
Bubbles and a book. Perfect way to start a 5 day weekend off. Tomorrow I shall be on a mini break in a wig wam, hopefully reading and relaxing in some unusual scottish sunny weather.
Next up this lovely yellow covered beauty. Loved her last book so looking forward to getting started on this.
#getmovin #greatest
@Cinfhen @eanderson
One from the #TBR today... I read this author‘s debut novel and enjoyed it, and this one sounds totally my jam.... 🎵🎶
pickI loved this so much. A fictional memoir of a singer/songwriter, the story starts in the present as Cass has to chose her favourite tracks from her back catalogue for a retrospective. Each chapter takes a track and follows her life at that time. A nice twist on the story of a life, this captures an era in British music and history, and is beautifully written. There is love, loss and lots and lots of music. I‘d so love it to get some Litsy Love 💕
So far this is sooooo good. I can‘t put it down. Good job it‘s been a bizarrely hot day for April in the UK - I‘ve spent the whole day reading in the garden. There may have also been beer involved at some point. You can‘t read this book without music either. Right now it‘s Neil Young ❤️ #beerandabook
Really looking forward to starting this tonight. I love Laura Barnett‘s writing as a journalist and enjoyed her first novel The Versions of Us. Also love music, so hoping this one is as good as it sounds! There is an actual album to accompany the book too... 🎧
pickFor some reason it‘s taken me AGES to read this book, but I LOVED it! Class is such an honest character and her story so interesting. There‘s an album of the songs from this book performed by Kathryn Williams, so I definitely want a copy and then possibly to reread it with the music - such a clever idea to write about a singer and get the songs to go with it! I loved The versions of us too so I‘m hoping Barnett is working on her next book!
pickAny book that has a physical playlist is all right by me!! This is about a fictional singer-songwriter, who is making a return to her former flourishing career after a long break caused by a death and a breakdown. Each chapter starts with a song from her 'back catalogue'. The album has really been recorded (and can be bought) by Kathryn Williams, and isn't half bad!! This book made me cry! Great, flawed characters, and a believable storyline!
A very happy birthday to me!!
pickThis is a really unusual book it is a memoir about a fictional singer songwriter. The amount of detail that the book gives about the life of Cass and the people in her life it is hard to believe that it is. Cass had some definite hard spells in her life but she was lucky to have some good people in her corner. An amazing book you don't have to be into music to read this book it is a story of life, relationships ,loves and losses. Fantastic
