January is the start of a new year and often used for beginnings of any kind. So, our official topic is:
January: TBR or books to read while snowed/iced in
But since I have never in my life been snowed in and don't expect it to happen now with climate change hitting us severely, I have opted for the latter. My TBR pile is sky high, so no problems there.
JANUARY
J
Le Faye, Deirdre "Jane Austen’s Letters" - 1995 - Goodreads
A
Abulhawa, Susan "Against the Loveless World" - 2020
N
Walker, Alice "Now is the Time to Open your Heart" - 2004 - Goodreads
U
Sykes, Eric "UFOs Are Coming Wednesday" - 1995 - Goodreads
A
Dallek, Robert "An Unfinished Life - John F. Kennedy 1917-1963" - 2003 - Goodreads
R
Theroux, Paul "Riding the Iron Rooster" - 1988
Y
Ian Buruma "Year Zero. A History of 1945" - 2013 - Goodreads
I cannot promise to get to them this year but ... eventually.
Happy Reading!
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Great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cindy. Not always easy but always a lot of fun.
DeleteUFOS Are Coming Wednesday is an awesome title! Totally makes me want to check that book out. ;D
ReplyDeleteWell, I will read it one day and then you can see whether I like it, Lark. It was from one of the book boards where you can exchange one used book against another and I thought ... sounds funny. Let's see what it is.
DeleteI have wanted to do this one since I first saw it on your blog, how long ago now? Two years? Then I keep forgetting about. Ugh.
ReplyDeleteHaha, Sarah, happens to me all the time with other interesting posts. Though this has become a regular one for me, especially since I discovered that there is a different theme every month. Maybe you'd like to participate in February, it's red or pink covers. I am sure you have a few of them.
DeleteOh, and I'm sorry, somehow Google thinks your comments are spam and I had to confirm them all. But since I know about that problem, I check regularly.
Great books. Jane Austen's Letters sounds interesting. Riding the Iron Rooster is great. I read another book by Susan Abulhawa which was great: Mornings in Jenin.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lisbeth. I also read that one by Susan Abulhawa, such a great book. As well as The Blue Between Sky and Water. That's why I want to read this one.
DeleteAnd I'm looking forward to Riding the Iron Rooster, a member from my book club gave it to me.