🟣 :::READING THREAD::: Week of June 23
Jun 26, 2024 16:52:55 GMT
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Post by quietgirl on Jun 26, 2024 16:52:55 GMT
Here's what I read the last few weeks...
The Beautiful Mystery, by Louise Penny. An Inspector Gamache novel. Im reading these in order. Great books. This one takes place in a monastery in the forest. 5 stars
Thereby Hangs A Tail, by Spencer Quinn. A Chet and Bernie mystery, the second in a series. Chet is a German Shepherd, and its in his point of view. Its works. Can't explain it, but the pov works, and its a charming series.4 stars.
What You Are Looking For Is In The Library, by Michiko Anyama. I found this in the library. Its a Japanese story, about 5 people who stumble into this community library, and the librarian finds them books, to help them find themselves. Each person was its own story, but yet its a novel and it tied together in the end. Really good. 5 stars.
Anxious People, by Fredrik Backman. I liked this, I did, but Backman annoys me a little. 4 stars.
A Short Walk Through A Wide World, by Douglass Westerbeke. This was my jam. A 9 year old French girl, I think in the 1880's, finds one of those wooden puzzle blocks, and she can't get rid of it, its like a curse. She gets deathly sick and discovers that she has to move on, can only stay in one place maybe 4 days at the most. Her mother goes with her at first, but by the time she's 13, she gives her mother the slip so she can go back home, and learns to fend for herself. This was amazing, another that will be on my list of favorites for the year. I have 5 or 6, and its only June. Anyway...5 stars.
The Anodyne Necklace, by Martha Grimes, A Richard Jury mystery. Her mysteries are named after real pubs in the UK. Good. 4 stars.
The Beautiful Mystery, by Louise Penny. An Inspector Gamache novel. Im reading these in order. Great books. This one takes place in a monastery in the forest. 5 stars
Thereby Hangs A Tail, by Spencer Quinn. A Chet and Bernie mystery, the second in a series. Chet is a German Shepherd, and its in his point of view. Its works. Can't explain it, but the pov works, and its a charming series.4 stars.
What You Are Looking For Is In The Library, by Michiko Anyama. I found this in the library. Its a Japanese story, about 5 people who stumble into this community library, and the librarian finds them books, to help them find themselves. Each person was its own story, but yet its a novel and it tied together in the end. Really good. 5 stars.
Anxious People, by Fredrik Backman. I liked this, I did, but Backman annoys me a little. 4 stars.
A Short Walk Through A Wide World, by Douglass Westerbeke. This was my jam. A 9 year old French girl, I think in the 1880's, finds one of those wooden puzzle blocks, and she can't get rid of it, its like a curse. She gets deathly sick and discovers that she has to move on, can only stay in one place maybe 4 days at the most. Her mother goes with her at first, but by the time she's 13, she gives her mother the slip so she can go back home, and learns to fend for herself. This was amazing, another that will be on my list of favorites for the year. I have 5 or 6, and its only June. Anyway...5 stars.
The Anodyne Necklace, by Martha Grimes, A Richard Jury mystery. Her mysteries are named after real pubs in the UK. Good. 4 stars.
