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Throwing Shade, Deborah Wilde

Saw this on my insta and it made me laugh out loud

I’m loving the heavy rain we are experiencing just now and the sun shining through it so that I can see how heavy it is.

Dreams of Chaos, Shauna Lawless

Very nice indeed. I’ve only just started my scarf so that will take a while, I don’t knit very fast!

I am now knitting a scarf (and still solving Kurosu)

The Mansion (Snopes 3), William Faulkner.

Interesting. I went to a mixed school - and oh boy the boys were annoying! - and we read loads of things. Not Dickens though, that I remember. And none of the Brontes. Did Lord of the Flies, The Power and the Glory, To Kill a Mockingbird, and I was absolutely horrified by Of Mice and Men. Flight of the Heron, about the Jacobite rebellion, Stig of the Dump. The Thirty-nine Steps. Loved that, then read it as an adult and was underwhelmed by it. That’s all that I remember.

The Stranger, Albert Camus.

Hooray!

A Gentle Spirit, Fyodor Dostoevsky.

We had access to French when I was at school and it was universally loathed and dropped as soon as possible by most pupils. Learned exactly nothing. Latin was an elective later on and I chose not to take it.

The Farthest Shore (Earthsea 3) Ursula Le Guin

The Moon is Down, John Steinbeck

Hello. I too have many treasured paper and hard-backed books and many more on Kindle. Prefer paper to be honest but cost and space makes Kindle attractive.