#Cold sea stories have very much been my thing over the last couple of months; I think they're probably my thing in general. These were set around the sea and coastlines of the Baltic, the North Sea, the North Atlantic and (in parts) the Arctic.
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My #NovemberWrapUp. #ro17
What aren't included are the *huge* number of books I started this month, then quietly reshelved as it just wasn't the right time. Still, I really did enjoy all of these, found some wonderful new-to-me authors and actually finished Sagas.
Next month I'll be dealing with those pesky end-of-challenge reads!
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Short stories from a Polish author- beautiful and intriguing, set mainly on the Baltic Sea coast. I loved it! Very atmospheric, stories of strangers and refugees; dreams, ghosts, myths, history and the present all overlap. I've come away wanting to know more about so many things, and will search out more by Huelle.
This was my November #EuropeByBook for #Poland. I'm reading books in #translation from round Europe.
By the time she emerged onto the shore, the sun was quite high in the sky. In a few minutes, her long loose hair was dry. With her gaze fixed still on the horizon, she sat still on the sand. Far away, above the mouth of the river, cormorants were circling. The summer was beginning. But just as last year, not a single boat had sailed out to sea. Nor had a single plough appeared that spring on the polder between the canals. & yet she felt safe here.
Today is being a %*!•
But my library haul was pretty spectacular...
Cold Sea Stories | 
