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marlin1 wrote: "Brenda wrote: "Fatal Mistake by Aussie author Karen M. Davis is up on NetGalley - I picked up a copy :)"
Me too Brenda, I enjoyed her others."
Yes they were both good :)
Me too Brenda, I enjoyed her others."
Yes they were both good :)
Dymocks is having a sale, buy 3 for the price of two so I got myself A Clash of Kings, The Name of the Wind, and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
Marianne wrote: "yeah, but will you come and work in the shop?"Yes! The uni has excellent conditions, and I'm building up my flex leave nicely ;)
Marianne wrote: "this morning another bit of my Boomerang order came in The One-in-a-Million Boy
by Monica Wood. This is the one with my ..."Excellent!
Lucky, lucky, lucky me! In the mail today, signed copies of Tell Me Why and Dead Again.Thank you, Sandi Wallace
:D
Marianne wrote: "Lucky, lucky, lucky me! In the mail today, signed copies of Tell Me Why and Dead Again.Thank you, Sandi Wallace
:D"
That's exciting Marianne. I still have not read this author.
The physio is across the road from the library, so on the way home I dropped in a DVD and collected my reserve: A Distant View of Everything :)
Marianne wrote: "The physio is across the road from the library, so on the way home I dropped in a DVD and collected my reserve: A Distant View of Everything :)"
Still waiting for my reserve for that to come up Marianne:) In the meantime I borrowed The Bertie Project as an audiobook. It is so good. The narrator is a well spoken English man with a talent for Scottish accents. Very easy listening:)
Still waiting for my reserve for that to come up Marianne:) In the meantime I borrowed The Bertie Project as an audiobook. It is so good. The narrator is a well spoken English man with a talent for Scottish accents. Very easy listening:)
Of course:)
Although I do have a few back numbers I have never read in the Bertie series I think I am totally up to date with Isabel
Although I do have a few back numbers I have never read in the Bertie series I think I am totally up to date with Isabel
Never got into the Isabel series but do love the Precious Rambotswe books. Close to up to date on those. I saw Alexander McCall Smith at the Writer's Festival one year; such a lovely man.
the Bertie books are "must own" for me, although I do wait until they come out in paperback. But then, so are the Mma Ramotswe and the Isabel Dalhousie books. I had a discussion with a a Scots lady once who corrected my pronunciation of Dalhousie: Dal hoo see
Diana wrote: "Never got into the Isabel series but do love the Precious Rambotswe books. Close to up to date on those. I saw Alexander McCall Smith at the Writer's Festival one year; such a lovely man."
I have seen him speak a couple of times and he is such a nice man. Very clever too.
I have seen him speak a couple of times and he is such a nice man. Very clever too.
Brenda wrote: "I just picked up
16th Seduction and
The Black Book by James Patterson"I've been going back and forth with The Black Book. I might check it out. It's always interesting to see him write something that isn't part of a series.
I op shopped The Secrets Of The Chess Machinetoday ($2.99) it is described as a book for those who liked Perfume by Patrick Suskind so I thought I'd grab it.
in the mail today from the nice people at Bonnier Publishing, The Hot Guy by Mel Campbell and Anthony Morris a colourful cover
marlin1 wrote: "Received Forgotten by Nicole Trope yesterday. Seems it was through Bookstr but no email here."Nice little surprise Marlin.
marlin1 wrote: "Received Forgotten by Nicole Trope yesterday. Seems it was through Bookstr but no email here."
Oh lovely! What a great surprise!
Oh lovely! What a great surprise!
Ellie wrote: "I've just borrowed The Library at Mount Char from the library. I had a look at reviews on Goodreads (to get an idea of what type of book it is) and it looks very weird!"
Weird but good Ellie. I enjoyed it very much. You need to like weird though:)
Weird but good Ellie. I enjoyed it very much. You need to like weird though:)
Surprise from Allen & Unwin for me too, I thought it was another unannounced Bookstr win, but instead, a win in their Get Hooked on Charity Norman competition. So a copy of The Secret Life of Luke Livingstone. After a quick look, I don't think I have this one, but until I do my TBR tidy up I can't be certain. But hey, it's always nice to win a book!!!!
If I have it already, it will be because someone gave it to me at a swap meet. Then this one might end up as a Mystery Book at our next get together.....
That book was FABULOUS Marianne! One I still haven't forgotten, even though I read it ages ago. Well done! A keeper for me, so you didn't get mine ;)
I picked up Skylarking by Kate Mildenhall from the library, and when we arrived home I found The Traitor's Girl by Christine Wells waiting for me. I'm very excited about this one!
Brenda wrote: "I picked up Skylarking by Kate Mildenhall from the library, and when we arrived home I found The Traitor's Girl by [author:Christine Wells|15144243..."That last one looks interesting, Brenda. The cover girl looks exactly like the author, too!!
Marianne wrote: "in the mail today from the nice people at Bonnier Publishing, The Hot Guy by Mel Campbell and Anthony Morris a colourful cover [bookcover:The Hot ..."
This looks super cute! I'm going to add it Marianne. How to find the time though ;)
Suzanne wrote: "Brenda wrote: "I picked up Skylarking by Kate Mildenhall from the library, and when we arrived home I found The Traitor's Girl by [author:Christine..."
I loved her first one, so wanted this one as soon as I saw it was coming out!
I loved her first one, so wanted this one as soon as I saw it was coming out!
Suzanne wrote: "Marianne wrote: "in the mail today from the nice people at Bonnier Publishing, The Hot Guy by Mel Campbell and Anthony Morris a colourful cover [b..."
so many books, so little time!
in the mail this morning, from UK via Abebooks Real Tigers as this is the only one in the series my library doesn't have, After lend it around, I'll donate it to them.Then collected from the library: my reserve of Storyland and the DVD of The Lady in the Van
then just before lunch, my Brotherhood Books delivery: Chinese Whispers $6
The City of Dreaming Books $7.50 and
The Songbird $7
all in very good condition
In the mail from Booktopia today A Game of Ghosts by John Connolly
And because Charlie Parker is one of my favourite book heroes I am starting it right now!
And because Charlie Parker is one of my favourite book heroes I am starting it right now!
Brenda wrote: "Jealous Marianne! I loved that so much I was going to buy myself a copy - haven't looked in ages though so much check again!"The Golem and the Djinni the book whisperer found a copy again today at Salvos for $4. Looks unread, has a remainder mark on the bottom, but apart from that, very good. Brenda???
Also got, pour moi, Home $4 and Fish Change Direction in Cold Weather $2.50
Just arrived home to Beyond the Wild River by Sarah Maine from Hachette plus
Union Belle by Deborah Challinor and The Summer Bride by Anne Gracie from Angus & Robertson online :)
Union Belle by Deborah Challinor and The Summer Bride by Anne Gracie from Angus & Robertson online :)
White Tears by Hari Kunzru and Home Safe by Elizabeth Berg, both from my wonderful library today.
Bound by Benedict Jacka and A Clash of Spheres by P.F. Chisholm from Kindle.
Now I just need to find a quiet corner to read without interruption:)
Bound by Benedict Jacka and A Clash of Spheres by P.F. Chisholm from Kindle.
Now I just need to find a quiet corner to read without interruption:)
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