What are you reading?

4 hours a day dedicated to ready sounds like a luxury to me. I get out of the house at 7:30 and get home at 6:30, get dinner ready, eat, shower, answer emails, watch the news for an hour then off to bed. I am writing this in bed.

Even 10-15 minutes at a time could work. That's what I did when the babes were young and nursing. Desperate for a reading fix, LOL! Now I leave 30 - 45 minutes at night and sometimes fall asleep reading. I don't mind! I also read at mealtimes!

I finished The Sweet Life by Suzanne Woods Fisher recently. So good!

Currently re-reading Sea Glass Cottage by Irene Hannon. Have to finish Truly, Madly, Sheeply by Heather Vogel Frederick - good so far - and then also Somewhere to Belong, a Star Trek Discovery novel.

I read the first library book in one sitting: it was called "Queen Charlotte" and is a historical/fictional novel. The writers took liberties with facts and timelines but it was necessary for the book. The poor king George is as mad as a hatter but they stay together and she doesn't stray. Queen Charlotte is a loyal character.

Anyhow, well written although I'd say you'd have to be 15+ to read it.

I thoroughly enjoyed the story and give it 10/10. But it is for adults: so don't give it to your kids for a history lesson.

Sounds like a pretty good book you're reading.

I'm trying the first in a new series (Sky King Ranch) by Susan May Warren. Interesting opening chapters so far! My mum recommended the book.

Slowly going through Jane & Me, which could have used a co-writer or more editing. Still, there are interesting facts about Jane Austen and her family here and there.

It's written by Caroline Jane Knight.

I finished reading "Women Of War" by Lizzie Lane today.

It was an extremely well written novel. It has historical fact to it, as well. A lot of it is fiction but it is still a war novel. Once I got reading it, I kept reading it: it kept me hooked. If you're interested in world war novels and feminism, you should give this book a read. BUT there is graphic violence in it. It contains other adult content, so you might be best not giving it to a teenager to read.

I am in the process of reading another library book. I've only read the first chapter so far, but plan on finishing reading it in the next few days.

I have just ordered The Duke of Caladan, it's another in the Dune series.

not bad, at all

I had a cassette tape of it,  the book, and the movie. sooo..

Roald Dahl is a legend.

I am hoping to read this book today.

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