What are you reading?

Torunn

General

20 Jun 23

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 188089

175d

@Torunn said
You should call for one of the great detectives, the man with the little grey cells. 🙂

I looked in my Rolodex but it’s not under, either the H or the P. Where did I put it?🫢

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

173d

Reading for the second time Amor Towles: A Gentleman in Moscow - a wonderful book.

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

132d

The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton

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chemist

Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 672709

132d

My wife and I have just finished

Jodi Taylor: What could possibly go wrong?

We like Dr. Maxwells exploits during her time-travels.

uzless

The So Fist

Voice of Reason

Joined: 28 Mar 06
Moves: 9908

129d

The Epic of Gilgamesh

Ponderable

chemist

Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 672709

128d

Ben Aitken: Maremalde Diaries

A very moving book about a young man and an elederly Lady living in the same house during Covod Lockdown

the grifter

northern utah

Joined: 16 Jan 23
Moves: 5032

125d

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mchill

Cryptic

Behind the scenes

Joined: 27 Jun 16
Moves: 3283

125d

@Torunn said
Sebastian Barry: Days Without End (2016)

Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

120d

@Torunn said
The Miniaturist by Jessie Burton

This book by Jessie Burton is a wonderful, prize-winning novel - maybe more suitable for female readers.

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

107d

The House of Fortune by Jessie Burton

ptobler

Patzer

Canberra

Joined: 16 Oct 06
Moves: 12123

107d

biographies of Elon Musk and Vladimir Putin

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

77d

Stoner by John Williams

Great Big Stees

Joined: 14 Mar 04
Moves: 188089

76d

Camino Ghosts by John Grisham
Had a hard time getting into it, not his best start but it’s starting to be more “Grisham like”.

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Linkenheim

Joined: 22 Apr 05
Moves: 672709

74d

I am almost through with Babel by R.F. Kuang.

A highley commendable book, not even mainly for the plot, but for a lot of really intelligent observations.

Torunn

Gothenburg

Joined: 11 Mar 16
Moves: 28449

68d

J.L. Carr: A Month in the Country (1980)