pickThis was the kind of book that was interesting for all that wasn‘t said between the lines. I read it twice this year. 🐕
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pickThis was the kind of book that was interesting for all that wasn‘t said between the lines. I read it twice this year. 🐕
pickRoman policier suédois de référence parmi ces auteurs si talentueux et fréquentés par le publique francophone et dans le monde entier! Absolument passionnant. L‘écriture et style de l‘auteur te poussent à lire et à ne pas s‘arrêter… addictif !
pickMidsummer on Sandhamn was a lot less fun than these spoilt teenagers were expecting. Another great murder mystery, number 5 in the series. #SeriesLove2025
Picture is Mount Cook from my hotel room window.
pickHaving been a fan of the series with Kenneth Branagh (we didn't have the opportunity to watch more than one episode of the original Swedish series), I was eager to compare the experience of reading one of the books. This did not disappoint. There's a lot happening. Lots of character development for Wallander, who is going through his own stages of grief. My only real complaint is that I wanted more of the catalyst to be involved in the plot.
bailedMy #DoubleSpin for June. I looked through my shelves multiple times, thinking I had the paperback, only to discover that, no silly me, I have the ebook! Despite the darker subject (the MC is dying of cancer & reflecting on his life) while I'm going through some very stressful stuff, I decided to start reading it. I really tried, but OH did I really dislike this guy & how he treated people, particularly women (especially his wife). #HailTheBail
pickFinished in March for #TwinPeaksReadingChallenge
#TheManFromAnotherPlace
A new girl has moved in next door. There is something wrong with her, though. And she only comes out at night.
This is a really good vampire story. It‘s very detailed, a little gory, and possibly disturbing to some. Great for readers who like their vampire fiction dark and creepy.
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#Read2025
so-soWhen Roseanna came out in 1965, the portrayal of an independent woman travelling alone and being comfortable in her own body and sexuality, thus defying norms of the time, must have been original but is a bit outdated today. I didn‘t enjoy the writing style much either and Beck is a total bore. Overall, it‘s an engaging enough mystery and I love that the series was written by husband and wife (a journalist and a poet). First book in the series.
