Bookish friendship? Harry and Ron were the first to burst into my mind! For #favbookishfriendships and #augustphotochallenge #day7

It's about people who make history and history which ruins people's lives and people who have strength to go on and make this world spin. No matter what. Breathtaking.

July #BookHaul Have you read any of those? And what about you July bookhaul?
From left to right, top to bottom:
1-2 London and New York by E. Rutherford
3 Roma: the Novel of Ancient Rome by S. Saylor
4 The Limits of Enchantment by G. Joyce
5 Life After Life by K. Atkinson
6 The Husband's Secret by L. Moriarti
7 Cold Comfort Farm by S. Gibbons
8 The Crane Wife by P. Ness
9 The Legacy by K. Webb
10 A Spool of Blue Thread by A. Tyler
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This is the case when you are only halfway through a really huge book but you already know for sure that you won't ever get enough of it. I'm literally enjoying every single line of "The Luminaries".

If you ever wanted to shake those characters you meet in classic English literature and say: "C'mon, open your eyes! Stop suffering and take you own life in your hands" then you will admire Flora Poste. She comes to a god-forgotten farm and works wonders there. Witty, ironic and just brilliant!

Such a gripping story which you first pick for the entertaining plot and then find yourself so much involved in the emotional struggles of the characters. It's about loss and guilt, betrayal and love. You'll not only find out who committed the crime but also the keys to solving your own problems.

Don't read "Garden Spells" if you are on a diet. Sara Addison Allen has a talent for inventing and describing so delicious treats that it feels impossible to read another dozen of pages without a cookie or candy :)

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