A must read! Got this book mostly as I saw a corelation to another nonfiction book I read relating to Maltese involved in vice in both Cardiff and Soho London. (I am Maltese 😂). The other book is Passport to Vice by Matthew Vella.

Photo to go with the book? 🙂 what do you think?

Awesome read! I love this author. None of her books ever disappoints.

This is a real page turner. 🕵🏻

I have only an amateurish interest for science, but this goes beyond science. I am not entirely sure why I feel so drawn into the story. Its almost unfathomable how one woman‘s cells can upturn medicine. On the other hand, it‘s sad and appalling that she and her kin are treated as irrelevant, when in reality she was the catalyst and none would have happened without her being.

My books order has arrived. Yay!

Latest additions to my library ❤️

Oh wow seems like this is going to blow me away 📚

Second read of the year. This seems to be a study of human nature meshed into a fiction story. Will see how it all unfolds.

Started on this today and so it will be my first read for 2020.

A different kind of book. So excited 🥰

The first for my scary-reads month!

This book is a bit of a mixed bag for me. One moment it gets tedious and the next you are hooked. It‘s like walking in a normal, mundane neighborhood for sometime with nothing interesting to see when at one point you turn a corner and get this unexpected magnificent view.

Ok so I‘m at 40% and enjoying this however the “action” has yet to come as the writer eases you into the story gently however not in a tedious way. It gives some detail about Cairo and Jewish traditions etc without being pedantic.

Almost half way through and really enjoying this. Easy read however offering food for thought.

Any Elena Ferrante readers? Have never read any of her books, which one should I start with?

Seems like it‘s gonna be a good one - just started chapter two, so still deciding what to make of it.

Onto Chapter 4 and extremely enjoying this. So interesting - all completely new to me and am fascinated and obviously intrigued.

Mummy loves the books, I love the box 😻

Nothing special so far and am already well into Vol II. Was not my choice as in a book box, wouldn‘t have picked up myself to be honest but thought might as well read once on my tbr cart.

Just started on this one and seems like it‘s gonna be a good one. (Annoyed with the cover edition that was sent to me however as not the one shown on the site :( )

An easy however decent read which combines the element of mystery with interpersonal relationships and everyday challenges. I read after a more demanding book and found pleasantly refreshing, intriguing and funny.

The Moon and The Tower - that would make a good book title. Can you guess what this is all about?

Looking to swap these two duplicate Book Depository bookmarks with any of the other three in the set. #bookmarkswap #bookdepository

And here it is - contents revealed. Any comments on the books therein appreciated. #bookbox

My first book box has arrived - super excited - will reveal all the contents later on.😻

Onto Chapter 6 and promising to be a good read based on completely different culture, which is already proving insightful.

So my colleague came back from lunch hour and says “I‘m going to look up this book a friend I just met is reading “A hundred fears of Solitude”. I go “Oh what an original (not) name”. She starts googling the title while looking a pic of the book cover. Meanwhile I look at the same pic only to see the name of the author - Gabriel Garcia Marquez! Erm, I say, that‘s years not fears! As you can deduce my colleague is defo not into books at all. 😂

Read this book in March this year and has remained with me ever since. So haunting . . .