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Would like to know how you get on with both

Currently reading The Dark Wives, Ann Cleeves - Vera Stanhope 11

Just finished Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabata

Just started Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabata. It’s weird but I like weird and it’s very short

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Good news that Adrian is walking

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Hello and welcome to the forum, Emely. I haven’t read Follett and don't know enough to discuss WW1 but I am sure that someone will be happy to discuss it with you.

I’d say so

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This is what I’m doing but you need an add-on to strip the DRM

You are welcome

They look lovely!

I think it does. I mentioned the PC because I assume that, like me, readers have hundreds of Kindle e-books and therefore need to download them to a PC to back them up. My brother isn’t bothered about it but I am backing mine up. Amazon can take the book away if they want to, you’re buying the licence to read not the book.

Just in case anybody needs to know: Amazon are withdrawing the ability to download Kindle e-books to your PC hard drive on 26 February this year.

Never heard of this but I’ll investigate. Thanks for posting

Currently reading The Glimpses of the Moon by Edith Wharton. It’s been too long since I last read her and I’m only a few pages in but love it already. The only problem is that it’s a short story!

I loved the book! I’ll have another look at the series

Currently reading Ministry of Fear, Graham Greene

I thought Shakespeare was magical back then. Then again, I was allowed to listen to my grandmother quote whatever she felt like quoting whilst she (she would not allow anyone else in the kitchen at the time) did her dishes. I remember as a very small child being shown what was the threshold to the kitchen and told that I must not cross it but could listen to her if I kept quiet, and I did. She didn't just quote things parrot fashion she 'emoted' as they say in acting circles. I had no idea what she was saying but I got the gist from the expression in her voice. When I got to secondary school Shakespeare, Burns and sections of The King James version of the Bible all made perfect sense to me.

I really enjoyed that one too and yes, very different

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I’m with you, life is too short, and there are far too many books, to waste time reading something (anything) that you are not enjoying. I only did that once and will never do it again.

Currently reading The House on the Strand, Daphne Du Maurier.