If Lucas is doing something, I have to be doing it, too, but better.
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If Lucas is doing something, I have to be doing it, too, but better.
#firstlinefridays
#currentlyreading
@ShyBookOwl
Nice read, three narrators who all live in one village. The ways of the countryside and how they each see and inhabit it.
1- Beth O'Leary, Susanna Kearsley, Andy Weir, Richard Osman, Casey McQuiston, Amor Towles, Robert Galbraith, Lucy Foley
2- I don't know what my favorite genre is but recent favorite books are The Wake Up Call, The Ink Black Heart, and Project Hail Mary
3- Robert Galbraith and Richard Osman
Thanks for the tag @Read4life
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#weeklyforecast
~Hoping to begin Duplicate Death #InspectorHemingway, ~finish Murder in Westminister #librarybook
~Just started The Confessor #audio #GabrielAllon
~A few chapters in The Tiffany Girls #readyourkindle
~ Continue with Spring #litsolace #naturalitsy #springeqinox
A girl can try, right?!
If you want to learn about the Picts, this is the book to go for. But I'd only recommend it if you're a history buff, because it's heavy on wars and names and the writing style a little dry. I wanted to learn more about the normal folk, but it seems like there isn't a lot of data just yet. There is a bit of this in the afterword of the 2016 edition.
I may have or have not ordered another book by this author 😉
#roll100 @PuddleJumper
The 3rd of this trilogy finds Hervey married to Nicholas but about to have a serious operation. The bk then covers the 9 days of the 1926 general strike, + the characters are polarised btwn avid support of the cause + entrenched self-interest. What is interesting is how scared of revolution society was at a time when ww1 still impacts on lives + poverty is rife. A fascinating period, + good series. And the life of the writer is wortha bk itself ⬇️
This book was a treat
Eloise is a self proclaimed hermit that has to plan every human interaction because they drain her. George is a would be poet who has worked as a professor
Every once in a while this book would have me wonder what was real and what wasn‘t
It‘s hard to explain, but there‘s just something in Ellmann‘s writing that I love. I will definitely read more by her.