Sunday, 31 July 2016

Holiday Reading

I've realised I've fallen behind on my reading target I posted on Goodreads way back in January when I got off to a really good start!!  I thought 40 books would be a doddle.  I LOVE reading but there just isn't as much time these days to curl up with a good book so I am looking forward to my holiday to Portugal coming up soon where I hope to be able to catch up and read about 4 books in a week.
I'm currently reading -
which is certainly rather different!!!  I think Ms Morton might have been sniffing a bit too much catnip but once you've followed her down the rabbit-hole and let go of any pre-conceived notions it's quite entertaining :)
I'm hoping that I'll have finished it before I go away so this is where I thought I could ask around and come up with four good holiday books that are NOT too weighty that I could try to take with me in my suitcase so any comments below with a good book are most welcome :)  Tell me what you're reading at the moment?
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  1. Fil2 August 2016 at 04:24

    I read "A Man Called Ove" earlier this year and thought it was wonderful. Also Paris Letters by Janice McLeod - both small and light books. I'm ploughing my way through books that have been lying unread on my shelf for years - refusing to buy anymore til I've got rid of these - I wonder how long that resolve will last lol I'll have to wear blinkers going past Waterstones! Have a wonderful holiday. Fil

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    1. SENCO Cat Herder2 August 2016 at 22:00

      Thank you for your suggestions - have certainly heard of "A Man Called Ove". I admire your resolution but I couldn't possibly stop myself from buying books even though I know in my heart I won't read all those on my shelves!!

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  2. Joanne2 August 2016 at 04:52

    Just read The Girls by Emma Cline. Kept me turning pages

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    1. SENCO Cat Herder2 August 2016 at 22:03

      Have just looked this one up as I thought I might have read it but obviously not and the plot line sounds intriguing - will look out for this one - thanks :)

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