weaverannie's 100 books

[weaverannie]

This year I hope to be a little more active than I was last year. I tend to spend less time at the computer (and read more)

[weaverannie]

Book 1:
My first book for 2020

[oshizu]

Congrats on already finishing your first book this year.
May 2020 be a year full of reading pleasure and other delights for you!

[weaverannie]

oshizu wrote: "Congrats on already finishing your first book this year.
May 2020 be a year full of reading pleasure and other delights for you!"

Thank you!

[weaverannie]

Book 2:

[weaverannie]

Book 3:
Years ago I inherited nearly all books by Simenon. Partly in French, but mostly in Dutch. Part of my challenge will be to read a few of these books. This was Maigret #11.

[Lisa]

Goodluck! I hope you have a great year of reading in 2020 :)

[weaverannie]

Thank you. In any case 2020 started well: 3 books read already. Now I’m reading a few very thick books ( fiction and non-fiction) They will take a little longer.

[weaverannie]

Book 5: In English: Two steps forward. By Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist.
I couldn't resist picking up and starting reading this book before, as planned, the second book by J.D. Barker. I loved the Rosie books by Simsion and expected that I would liked this book on walking the old pilgrim's way through France and Spain. And I did like it and even gave it (for me exceptional) 5 stars!
Now I started reading Crazy rich Asians, by Kevin Kwan.

[weaverannie]

Book 5 by Graeme Simsion and Anne Buist.
English title Two steps forward.
I loved this book and gave it five stars, which I don't often give. But I really loved this book on walking the old pilgrim's way through France and Spain. I read the Rosie books before and loved those, but thought this was even better. Written with humor, but with a seriousness, that really makes good humor.