Group Non-Fiction Read - March 2014 - The Time Traveller's Guide to Elizabethan England - NO SPOILERS

[Paul]

The discussion thread is now open. No spoilers on this one, please.

[A.L.]

Yay. I have this to read:)

[Paul]

Got it out the library tonight

[LauraT]

Found it today! I sincetely hope ti joyin inM

[Paul]

Good. I have 10 books to finish before this one!

[A.L.]

I got this with my Christmas book vouchers:)

[Sandy]

I want to read this. I'll have to look for it at the library. I have a few to finish before starting.

[Cathy]

Found this in the library and started it today.

[Paul]

One book to finish then will be starting this at the weekend

[Pat]

Paul I sympathise. I seem to be reading loads and not quite keeping pace, too many excellent books for one life time. Book vipers inspires me to read more than usual. Both a blessing and a curse.

[Paul]

More of a blessing though I hope!

[Pat]

Always

[Paul]

There is a BBC programme on this on next Tuesday at 4.30 am:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b036lgmn

[Sandy]

I would like to watch that show. Maybe I'll see if it will be broadcast here in the US.

[Pat]

Be great if they put it on iplayer. The only way I would watch that is if I'm doing night duty and am not busy. That said I struggle to keep awake at that time so looking at a TV would be no good to me at all. Let's hope it comes on iplayer. I may ask hubby to record it, if he's not recording something else. Thanks Paul

[Pat]

Finally finished it. Really good read. Glad to get to end though, it is a big book. Some of facts really interesting. They relate to what happening today and it's easy to see where many of our present day customs/sayings come from.