I should have had soooooooooo many of these finished by now but my reading has been terrible all summer. Here's to good intentions?
#bookspin #doublespin @TheAromaofBooks
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I should have had soooooooooo many of these finished by now but my reading has been terrible all summer. Here's to good intentions?
#bookspin #doublespin @TheAromaofBooks
pickA farmer‘s wife living in England begins a relationship with a museum curator in Denmark by way of exchanging letters and emails. I thought this was a charming and thoughtful little tale. It‘s well written and very engaging. I enjoy epistolary type of books and this one fitted the bill exactly. I read this for my local book group where we all chose two of our favourites and then picked one or more of the ones we hadn‘t read. An enjoyable read.
Here is my #bookspinbingo board for my #SeptemberTBR
My #bookspin pick is Lucky Day by Chuck Tingle
My #doublespin pick is Beware the Woman by Megan Abbott
I am also continuing to work on my physical TBR with #roll100
pickThis was an interesting premise and a nice story but it didn't draw me in like I'd hoped. It struggled to hold my attention and I enjoyed the other letter mysteries he solved more. The ending was right for the book but it also felt a little rushed. I would have liked to have seen more with him and Clare at the end. That being said it was still a good read. #Netgalley 3*
My local book club have decided the theme this time is for us each pick and submit two of our favourite books, and then read as many of the ones we haven‘t read as we want to. Next time we meet up (24 September) we have to let the club know what we thought of them. Hope that makes sense! ‘Meet Me at the Museum‘ is the second on my list. It‘s a library book.
pickThe coffee table book format may suggest a shallow read, but there's an awful lot of information packed in here! Although it acts more like an appetizer for any one life story you might want to read more about, so many of the original journals, diaries, featured here have been published in book or excerpt form that it simultaneously acts as an introduction and a reading list. 1/?
Such elegant phrasing of such an ugly thing.
“Color possess me...“ ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Not just a prolific inventor, Edison apparently possessed stylish penmanship. A lot of photos of pages from the original journals or their manuscript copies in this collection, this is the first one in I could easily read.
