Another incredibly busy week. And a fun set of books on the list too as I attempt to counteract the seriousness of the world situation with some lighter hearted reading. And of course the Amelia Peabody re-listen continues. I’ve got rather too many books on the go at the moment though, so a project for this week has to be to see to that a little I think.
Read:
Themes and Variations by David Sedaris
Dancers in Mourning by Margery Allingham
Let There Be Suspects by Emilie Richards
The Gentle Art of Fortune Hunting by K J Charles
The Mummy Case by Elizabeth Peters
Fabulosa! by Paul Baker
The Case of the Canterfell Codicil by P J Fitzsimmons
Started:
Elizabeth and Monty by Charles Castillo*
O Jerusalem by Laurie R King
Still reading:
Circus of Wonders by Elizabeth MacNeal*
Frieda by Annabel Abbs
Love in the Blitz by Eileen Alexander*
Bonus photo: You know I watched the film of Sense and Sensibility this weekend, for the first time in years – maybe decades. And I had forgotten how good it is. I remain convinced though that Colonel Brandon deserved better and that so did Elinor, poor woman having to sort out her family and be sensible and strong while they all throw hysterics around her. Alan Rickman did so much with just the twitch of the face – what a loss. This is his dawning hope face!
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