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I read Nineteen minutes a while ago and liked it, but i haven't read much else by her.

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Finished "Wuthering heights". Delicious, that's all I can say.

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This was what we had yesterday. I just HAD to share it with you. Fillet of pork, root vegetables an onions baked in the oven, and chanterelle and cream sauce. This is just about the best that I can cook. And the chanterelles I had picked myself.

Yes, Arra by Maria Turtschaninoff was my kind of book. A fairytale about a very different girl who can talk to the earth, the fire, the wind and the water- only it takes a long time for the girl to understand that she can. She really doesn't fit in her family, but she finds her place at last. I'm now re-reading "Wuthering Heights". Delicious.

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Yes, Mac, I'm as well as can be expected I suppose. I read "Written on the wind" by Judith Pella. It was a book that remained indifferent to me. A WW2 story of three sisters, and the beginning of a series I'm quite sure I can live without reading. And then I threw myself into "Norwegian Wood" by Haruki Murakami, and finished it just now. It was more or less the emotional rollercoaster I expected. And I'm not so sure about the ending. I wasn't convinced it was those two that should have ended up together. He's an excellent writer just the same, and I'll go back to hunting down more of his books- which has turned out to be surprisingly difficult here in Finland. This was the only book of his that the library had. Now I'll start reading a fantasy written by a Swedish-speaking Finn (like I am if someone didn't know..). Arra by Maria Turtschaninoff. It's YA- but what am I if not young at heart.. I may be expecting too much of this book, but it does look like my kind of book.

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My TBR pile is also a physical pile of books I own but haven't read yet. I don't have too many books in my TBR- they may be 6 or 7, plus a few I more or less know I won't read. My WISHLIST again, is huge, and also ever changing/growing.

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Inver, you have an eye for kilts!

I like to buy new authors. I like it even better if they come recommended to me by someone, but it happens that I read someone I've never heard of too.

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I've read "The War of the Worlds" by H G Wells. Nobody is mentioned by name- not a single name mentioned in the whole book. I wonder why. Very good to be a classic. I only have to read three more classic books this year, and I'll have read enough for my Librarything challenge.

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New potatoes, grilled corn, grilled pork and salad.

Mac, like I told you, all you need to do is learn Swedish.

Hello! I do hope your weekend plans work out, it would be a nice thing to do!