What are you reading?

Don't worry, the time will appear in your schedule again. Maybe you want to adopt the Icelandic tradition of Christmas Eve reading!

I have several library books to get to, but there will be more time once school is done for the month. (Last day is the 15th, woo hoo!) Sometimes, I pick what looks great in the library, then open them at home to discover they're not. Ah well, that will release me to read more of my own books!

I'm borrowing a Kindle ebook from the Hope Springs series by Valerie M. Bodden. Pretty good so far! It's Book 10, but I didn't take the time to reread the whole series to refresh my memory on the characters - instead, I read Book 1 and decided that was probably good enough for a quick refresher!

I just finished book 3 of The Game of Thrones.

If you liked the tv series, you will enjoy the book.

The tv prog was a very close match to the book. But with the book, you don't have to look away. So, if you read the books, you will know just what everybody is talking about.

The books are not called Game of Thrones. They are called Ice and Fire. I have just finished A Storm of Swords

I started reading Judah's Wife by Angela Hunt. The Judah of the title is one of the Maccabees, so it's quite appropriate to read during Hanukkah!

I finished reading this novel last night: it was brilliant. I'd give it 10/10. It was extremely well written and highly creative. There is a dream scene in it: and there is a supernatural based theme to it. Totally brilliant and I'd advise you guys read it.

I didn't get any books for Christmas this year but I do have my reading pile. I have a couple to return to the book exchange so I hope to get there in the next couple of days to see if anyone has put their old ones in over Christmas.

I have several books out from the library, especially since they had a display of Christmas books. I find interesting titles with their displays that I wouldn't have noticed otherwise. One is The Christmas Star by Donna Vanliere and I've read a previous one with most of the characters, so it's like a family/friend visit at Christmastime. There are also a few graphic novels and a bunch of Doctor Who books to try - the oldest kiddo is really interested in the Whoniverse!

I also have a stack of print books that were discards from the library, and one added to that pile that I actually bought new! (Gasp! Hee hee.) No lack of reading material, just less time than I'd like to read...

So I made time: I read my library book this morning. I just got out of bed at read it in one sitting. It was worth the read! I do love my novels.

"What are the thirty nine steps?"

I remember that line, and only that line, from the film. I think it was alays on the telly when I was a kid....

It was a funny concept that a man would earn a living by answering any question on a stage, and people would pay to see him doing that. Nowadays we have gadgets in our bags that do the same job.

I am reading a Mills & Boon romance novel.

Question has anyone read any of the murder club books by Richard Osman? Im trying to help OH with choosing an aniversary gift and Ive seen these books around Im thinking that might be a nice gift but are they any good?