A really bookish week – but lots of nights spent away from home, which affected the reading somewhat. Had a wonderful time on Monday night listening to Ben Aaronovitch talk to Temi Oh about Rivers of London and his writing. I nearly got all the still reading books finished – but then I had to head down to London ready for more earlies on Monday – and my copy of Bellweather Rhapsody is a hardback and I didn’t have space in my luggage, so that didn’t happen. Next week…
Read:
An Unsuitable Woman by Cat Gordon
Room Service by Rochelle Ayers
What Would Wimsey Do? by Guy Fraser-Sampson
Meat Cute by Gail Carriger
Tiny Habits by BJ Fogg*
The Colour of Murder by Julian Symons
Started:
Ask Me No Questions by Shelley Noble*
Year of the Mad King by Antony Sher
Still reading:
Bellweather Rhapsody by Kate Racculia
Three books bought – one impulse purchase online, and then at Foyles for the Ben Aaronovitch talk, I bought a hardback copy of False Value so I could get it signed – even though all my other copies are paperback so it won’t match – and I bought Temi Oh’s Do You Dream of Terra Two too. And then four ebooks bought – including Guards! Guards! which doesn’t really count because I’ve already read it, but I wanted a kindle copy because I love it and it was on offer, Meat Cute (which you can see up above I’ve already read because I have been waiting for this for so long) and She Said by Jodi Cantor and Megan Twohey because that was also on offer, and having read Ronan Farrow’s book about Harvey Weinstein, I want to read theirs too.
Bonus photo: from the aforementioned Ben Aaronovitch and Temi Oh chat at Foyles. They have signed copies of False Value if you want them…
An * next to a book title indicates that it came from NetGalley.
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