What are you reading?

@Arkturos
That will keep you busy for a while. 🙂 Up till now I have only seen movies based on her books but I'm waiting for Rebecca from the library. I don't remember much of the film other than it was good.

Waiting for the book from the library, I pick up - again - Chris Whitaker's novel "We begin at the end", which I have tried a couple of times earlier. And this time it works - it is a very good book and was awarded Winner of the CWA Gold Dagger 2021.

Erin Morgenstern: The Night Circus

There is a bit of magic in that world, and up to now it read really well.

I am the largest town in the UK.
(Should be a city really .................. )

Isabel Allende: Más allá del invierno / In the Midst of Winter (En oväntad sommar), 2017

Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre: Noch wach?

A rather dark outlook on how tranformation is not comeing to pass.

Mother Nature is Trying to Kill You…
Dan Riskin

Anders Nilsson: Spionernas krig (about counter-espionage during WW2)

Christa Wolf: Der geteilte Himmel

a piece of GDR-literature, which was in our school canon, but I didn't read it then.

Martin Kragh: Det fallna imperiet - Ryssland och väst under Vladimir Putin (2022)

The fallen empire - Russia and West under Vladimir Putin

@Torunn said
Martin Kragh: Det fallna imperiet - Ryssland och väst under Vladimir Putin (2022)

The fallen empire - Russia and West under Vladimir Putin

Sorry, but I live in Florida and I hear the Salamanders are coming with flamethrowers. 😉

As for me, I really only read a few pages at a time these days, although decades ago somehow I read books that were hundreds of pages long.

Haha, Mr. Bradbury -- maybe now I am one of the walking books, although I think it would be fair to categorize me as a miscellany.

I have just finished "When we were Vikings" by David McDonald
The central character is a neurodiverse young woman.
If that hasn't put you off YOU MUST READ IT

Currently reading "A Beginner's Guide To Murder" which I'm struggling with.

We (my wife and me) just finished reading alout

Fabio Genovesi: der Sommer in dem wir das Leben neu erfanden.

(original Italian)

A very nice philosophical book with very strange characters.

@Paul-Martin said
I have just finished "When we were Vikings" by David McDonald
The central character is a neurodiverse young woman.
If that hasn't put you off YOU MUST READ IT

Currently reading "A Beginner's Guide To Murder" which I'm struggling with.