A Reading Pile for March
Here are some books I am hankering after reading in March.
Some have been on my shelves for years; some are more recent additions. I would like to think that is is possible I could read them all in March, but I expect that would be overambitious...
Some have been on my shelves for years; some are more recent additions. I would like to think that is is possible I could read them all in March, but I expect that would be overambitious...
posted by Clare Dudman at 10:43 pm
6 Comments:
I was wondering, too, if you could ever get through all these in one month. But Mark Haddon's wonderful book is a quickie, so that should help.
That's good to know, Sue! (I think I must be the last person in the country to read this!)
Hi Clare
The Curious Incident is good, and so is Black Swan Green - not as ambitious as Mitchell's other books, but a very good read all the same.
By the way, I've started a blog myself and have reviewed A Place of Meadows and Tall Trees on it. Do have a look at it and tell me what you think! fivewineboxesofbooks.blogspot.com
Emma (Norminton) x
Hi Emma - welcome to the blogosphere!
I'm really looking forward to March and getting on with the pile now...
I've read a few of these and think you'll enjoy them - most memorable being the Mitchell (it's his most normal, but he still leaves me a bit wobbly every time!). Interested to hear what you think of Breath - I read a clutch of Winton about ten years ago but haven't revisited him since - perhaps time I ought to.
Thanks, Jem. I wish I read a bit faster.
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