What are you reading? 2025 (not for reviews)

[Sarah]

Rowan wrote: "You probably already know this, Sarah, but if you ever want to read a book that's not currently at Libraries Tasmania, you can request it here: https://libraries.tas.gov.au/suggesti...

They've purchased the majority of books I have requested over the years!"

Thanks Rowan - I "suggest" or "request" so many books that I sometimes think they'll impose a limit - you're right that they're very good about acquiring new titles, though. I suppose that's a benefit of having a large, statewide library system, instead of several smaller council-based ones.

[Dale]

Currently reading Living on an Island by Sarah Purdue but at present I can’t find a link to add it.

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Go back to the link I did for you Dale, copy the ISBN, then paste here in your add book/author section 😊

[#Teresa]

Ooh how have I not seen this thread before.

I’m reading The Lost Letters of Rose Carey by Julie Bennett on audio although I have mixed feelings. I feel the characters are a bit shalllow or pretentious. Not sure yet. I’m probably way off the mark. Still have 6 hours of listening to go so I’m hoping it gets better and it all comes together in the end but I’m not feeling the love yet on this one.

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

I enjoyed that one Teresa :) She's an Aussie as well.

[Dale]

Brenda wrote: "Go back to the link I did for you Dale, copy the ISBN, then paste here in your add book/author section 😊"

Thanks Brenda. Done, Bless you'

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

Dale wrote: "Brenda wrote: "Go back to the link I did for you Dale, copy the ISBN, then paste here in your add book/author section 😊"

Thanks Brenda. Done, Bless you'"

You're very welcome Dale :)

[Dale]

More than likely will review it.

[Marianne]

Death at Booroomba, excellent historical crime fiction set in 1919 in southern NSW

[Brenda, Aussie Authors Queen]

I have that one to read soon Marianne :)