Well. If you’ve been paying any attention to the news, you’ll know that it’s been a very big and difficult week of news. And that means my day job has been very busy. Consequently the reading list is short. And as we’ve just finished Seeing a Large Cat on the latest Amelia Peabody re-listen, I ended up comfort reading the key points across the next couple of books as they refer to the Ramses situation (if you know the series, you’ll know what I mean) and that always cheers me up, but as I didn’t read the whole books (and they’ve already been on the list once this year already!) they don’t get included.
Read:
A Third Class Murder by Hugh Morrison
Seeing a Large Cat by Elizabeth Peters
Corpse at the Carnival by George Bellairs
Death at Leper’s Hollow by George Bellairs
How to Make the World Add Up by Tim Harford*
Started:
Half-Mast for the Deemster by George Bellairs
A Line to Kill by Anthony Horowitz*
Death at Duke’s Halt by Derek Farrell
Still reading:
The Language of Bees by Laurie R King
Another pre-order turned up this week and I think I forgot to mention two more pre-orders that I put in at the start of the month, but so far they’re the only books I’ve bought this month. Yay me.
Bonus photo: No this is not my puppy, but it is a puppy in my extended family and it is eating my shoelace. I got some quality puppy time on Sunday and it brightened up my week.
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