I have this on my TBR!I'm an kind of anused by the turn this thread has taken.
I am reading The It Girl by Ruth Ware. Only about one hundred pages from the end so should finish it this afternoon. I am enjoying it. I suspect there is a big twist coming at the end and if it is stupid I will be peeved.
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Me too! Does sound really good.I have also been influenced into buying Preloved
Why do I recognise the author's name? This is her first novel but I feel like I know her name from elsewhere.
Her surname I just know from Johnny Bravo
I've finished the Claudia Winkleman book. It doesn't contain Strictly gossip as she's not allowed to talk about the contestants.
I'd score it a 4/5. It almost felt like I was reading Tattle and that she could join a few forums I'm on.
Started The Sunset Years of Agnes Sharp by Leonie Swan. Reminds me of the genre of Richard Osman books with a twist. I'm finding it more gripping than his books. This could have been another heavily recommended book possibly. I've been waiting a while for it from the library.
I'd score it a 4/5. It almost felt like I was reading Tattle and that she could join a few forums I'm on.
Started The Sunset Years of Agnes Sharp by Leonie Swan. Reminds me of the genre of Richard Osman books with a twist. I'm finding it more gripping than his books. This could have been another heavily recommended book possibly. I've been waiting a while for it from the library.
Yes I loved that on audio.The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
Waterstones is doing an extra 10% of it's sale for plus members if anyone needed another reason to buy a book this weekend
mindlessness nooo iโd gone a week without purchasingWaterstones is doing an extra 10% of it's sale for plus members if anyone needed another reason to buy a book this weekend
*off not of! Promise I can spell.Waterstones is doing an extra 10% of it's sale for plus members if anyone needed another reason to buy a book this weekend
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I apologise for enablingmindlessness nooo iโd gone a week without purchasing
I bought somethingWaterstones is doing an extra 10% of it's sale for plus members if anyone needed another reason to buy a book this weekend
and the 10% was off the original price, felt like quite a win!
has anyone listened to the audio of normal people? I never reread books but Iโm planning on rereading it (again) this year, wondered if the audio is any good
Just finished How to Disappear 
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at an absolute push. The characters were so unlikeable. The daughter was a brat, the mother was an idiot and the husband was an absolute head. Eugh infuriating. The ending saved it slightly but Iโm glad itโs over
2 at an absolute push. The characters were so unlikeable. The daughter was a brat, the mother was an idiot and the husband was an absolute head. Eugh infuriating. The ending saved it slightly but Iโm glad itโs over
After finishing The Goldfinch (798 pages) today, I'm starting The Mill on the Floss (993 pages). Determined to stick to my 2024 resolutions of reading long-ass books, at least until the end of January
Is Paul Mescal narrating?
Yes I liked the audio of it!
omg youโre basically doing a lablonde reading challenge. one of my favourite books of all time into another one of my favouritesAfter finishing The Goldfinch (798 pages) today, I'm starting The Mill on the Floss (993 pages). Determined to stick to my 2024 resolutions of reading long-ass books,at least until the end of January
Is Paul Mescal narrating?
(i love george eliot muchly)Lol I knew someone here recommended it (when I read North and South, last year), but wasn't sure who! Always wanted to read George Eliot, I have high hopes nglomg youโre basically doing a lablonde reading challenge. one of my favourite books of all time into another one of my favourites
(though the length scares me a bit)i probably also recommended north and south because i love that tooLol I knew someone here recommended it (when I read North and South, last year), but wasn't sure who! Always wanted to read George Eliot, I have high hopes ngl
eliot is a very dense descriptor, but i find her writing really involving and she writes great female characters. if you like tmotf definitely read middlemarch, itโs a masterpiece.
I caved and bought A Little Life on kindle! I'm 100 pages in and feel really compelled to read it, which doesn't normally happen to me when I first start a new book. I'm enjoying getting to know the characters and I'm picturing a cast of actors in my head as I read 
. I hope it crushes my soul 
. I hope it crushes my soul The Leonie Swan book I mentioned above is great! I do hope they dramatize it on TV soon as it's about time we had a detective series with a difference.
I think they're ex secret service agents, a bit like an aged James Bond where they don't call the Police but deal with it in their own way. I had to laugh at how they dealt with the burglar using stairlifts etc.
Anyway, here's the blurb
I think they're ex secret service agents, a bit like an aged James Bond where they don't call the Police but deal with it in their own way. I had to laugh at how they dealt with the burglar using stairlifts etc.
Anyway, here's the blurb
I wishIs Paul Mescal narrating?
It wonโt just crush your soul, itโll destroy it into a million pieces. I loved it so much and was rereading it when I went to see the show last year. I couldnโt even finish it the second time round because it wouldโve broken me.I caved and bought A Little Life on kindle! I'm 100 pages in and feel really compelled to read it, which doesn't normally happen to me when I first start a new book. I'm enjoying getting to know the characters and I'm picturing a cast of actors in my head as I read
In other news, I am reading the ridiculously trashy Credence and it is WILD!
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