Where do I start? As someone who loves reading, I keep a list of books I want to read on my phone. I add books to the list based on reviews and personal recommendations. If I’m in a bookshop, I might see a book that catches my eye. When I travel, I prefer to read books on an electronic reader, which leads to more suggestions based on my previous reading choices.
My current reading list has reduced slightly, thanks to Christmas!
- None of this is true – Lisa Jewell
- Yellowface – Rebecca F. Kuang
- Berserker – Adrian Edmondson
- Went to London ,Took the Dog – Nina Stibbe
- Girl, Woman, Other – Bernadine Evaristo
- The Favour – Nicci French
- Broken Light – Joanne Harris
- The Running Grave – Robert Galbraith
- My Sister, the Serial Killer – Oyinkan Braithwaite
- Kate Atkinson – Normal Rules Don’t Apply
Please let me know if you have any suggestions for books to add to my list. Thanks!
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Stunning novel about the last days of Ceausescu…..Patrick McGuinness ‘The Last Hundred Days’.
James Craig’s ‘Inspector Carlyle’ series is well written throughout.
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Thank you for the recommendations. I’ll take a look!
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Thank you for your list! I’m always looking for new books to read. I am leaving you with a list of books I have already read and found fascinating, funny, entertaining, or thrilling — both fiction and NF. It is a very eclectic list, so beware.
The Maid — Nita Prose
The Expats / Two Nights in Lisbon — Chris Pavone
Garlic and Saphires / Save Me the Plums – Ruth Reichl
Lessons in Chemistry – Bonnie Garmus
The Puma Years – Laura Coleman
Voluntourist – Ken Bud
Maybe You Should Talk to Someone – Lori Gottlieb
The Hairdresser of Harare – Tenda Huchu
No 1. Ladies’ Detective Agency Series — Alexander McCall Smith
The Crinkle Crankle Wall – Sabina Ostrowska
Hope you find something here to your liking.
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I’m so looking forward to working my way through your list – thanks so much! I like eclectic.
I preferred Alexander McCall Smith’s The 44 Scotland series and Isabel Dalhousie & the Sunday Philosophy Club series.
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Looks like a wonderful list!
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I took a look at my bookshelves recently and realised there were a lot of books which I’d not read – they had sat there, collecting dust! So I decided to pick out the ones which appealed and actually read them! I do love the little book cases in the villages close to us in Brittany where you can leave a book or two for others to read, as well as borrow some! Currently reading “Cider with Roadies” by Stuart Marconie and “Carnet d’un Moine Errant” by Matthieu Ricard.
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You reminded me that I’ve become a bit lazy about reading in French. I really need to make more effort. Thanks for your comment!
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Can you tell I’ve been having a read of your blog (as well as my books)??!! It’s great! Sorry – due to my ongoing lack of 4G, and general internet problems, I have also managed to reply anonymously on your most recent post! BW Alison
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Yes, I can – thank you so much! When I started writing my blog, it focused on our search for a house in France and all things French. Since then I’ve also written about other travels and ‘lifestyle’! My blog is my creative outlet and it has evolved over the years. I love connecting with other bloggers so many thanks for reading and commenting 😊
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