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Shiver Language in The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon
What I Read Last Week
Jerusalem Vigil by Bodie & Brock Thoene (An impressive book, but way too much violence for me)
This weekly meme is hosted by Sheila at Book Journey. Fall is beginning! Cooler temperatures have arrived. I had my first hot chocolate of the season on Saturday. School is settling into a routine. A few leaves have just started to turn. As much as I love reading out in the heat on my front porch during the summer, I also enjoy curling up in my library with a mug of hot chocolate and a good book. Hooray for fall! My Recent PostsThe Wicked Day by Mary Stewart - Review Shiver Language in The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon What I Read Last WeekVienna Nocturne by Vivien Shotwell (An interesting hypothesis about Mozart's life, beautifully told) Jerusalem Vigil by Bodie & Brock Thoene (An impressive book, but way too much violence for me) What I'm Reading NowThe Case of the Missing Books by Ian Sansom (A cute read about a hapless mobile librarian in Northern Ireland) What's Coming Up NextWaverley by Sir Walter Scott (Once I finish The Case of the Missing Books, I'll finally be done with all of the library books I checked out in August. Waverley is my Classic Club Spin book, so now I just have to finish it before October 6!)
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9/15/2014 12:48:03 am
The Case of the Missing Books sounds interesting! Mystery and about books, I assume... Right up my alley! I hope we'll be hearing your full thoughts on that one.
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9/15/2014 01:14:44 pm
I'm sure I'll be getting my thoughts posted up someday soon. :)
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9/15/2014 01:15:49 pm
I love fall, but I wouldn't mind heading back into summer again. I love warm weather! :)
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9/15/2014 02:58:31 am
We just moved from Vermont last year, <a href="http://www.guyvestal.com/home/2014/09/monday-reading/">Here is my Monday</a> so we are going to be missing the turning of leaves this year. :-(
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9/15/2014 01:17:53 pm
I've heard Vermont is beautiful in the fall. It's a shame you'll miss it this year!
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9/15/2014 11:19:29 am
Oooh, Waverly sounds lovely. I haven't read a Theone book in a while, might have to revisit!
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9/15/2014 01:18:55 pm
After plowing through a lot of contemporary fiction this summer, I'm looking forward to the slower pace of a classic. This was my first Thoene book, and I enjoyed it!
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9/15/2014 02:12:32 pm
I love the cover of Vienna Nocturne! The Case of the Missing Books sounds like a fun read. Enjoy your week!
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9/17/2014 01:50:30 pm
I love the cover, too. That's what drew my attention to it in the first place. The cover artist had a success!
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9/17/2014 01:51:24 pm
The Case of the Missing Books was fun. Not quite as light-hearted of a read as I expected, but it was still fun to read. I hope you enjoy it!
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