Finally got round to reading the latest installment in the Kopp Sisters series. Much of this book focuses on a new character rather than the sisters themselves, but I still found her story interesting enough to keep me turning pages quickly, and I enjoyed the historical background. I'm looking forward to the next book which is out in January.

My current read (well, one of them) - very much enjoying this so far!

I went to the library to collect a reservation and somehow came out with five books...

An entertaining read ☺

1. Her Mother's Hope
2. Her Father's Daughter
3. My Sister's Keeper
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5. Stories from Grandma's Attic
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8. Uncle Tom's Cabin
9. Boy in the Dress
10. Glass Bird Girl
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12. Best Friends
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14. Time Traveller's Wife
15. Good Husband of Zebra Drive
16. King of Attolia
17. Bookseller's Tale
18. 11th Orphan
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21. Girl on the Train
22. Biddy and Quilla
23. English Passengers
24. Admiral Hornblower
25. Old Friends and New

1) I'm struggling with this one so I'll go for book with weather in the title: Red Sky in the Morning by Elizabeth Laird
2) I really liked Gatty's Tale by Kevin Crossley-Holland, in which the main character goes on a pilgrimage across Europe to Jerusalem
3) I'm not sure what constitutes spring food?
4) So far, A Job for Susan by Jane Shaw - but there's still time for that to change

#weekendchat @CSeydel

My latest pile of books from the library (because I don't have enough on the go already)
#borrowedbooks #marchinbooks

Just started listening to this. I think I'm going to enjoy it a lot.

1. Small town
2. Country (although I don't listen to the radio that much)
3. Literary fiction (not massively into either though)
4. I like pineapple, and I like pizza. Just not together
5. I've never read/watched Gone With the Wind, so can't really compare

#thisorthat @readherwriteher

Joining in with #litsybythenumbers ! I've read three books so far this year that would count - Just One Damned Thing After Another by Jodi Taylor, A Second Chance also by Jodi Taylor, and Tenth at Trinder's by Dorothea Moore. Now to find books to fill some others...

@chelleo

"I hate it when women give up their true natures; you should be crazy, fall in love, cry over movies and sing in the rain, no matter how powerful you become."

I'm really enjoying this at the moment - an engaging story from a unique perspective