One of our Thursdays is Missing: A Thursday Next Novel by Jasper Fforde. Working my way through some of Fforde's work, very Douglas Adams esque.
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Did a Google search, looks interesting. I will have to pick up a copy once I finish Memoirs of Stockholm Sven.
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I am half way through now, and very well written. Captivating story, makes me feel cold just reading it.
I picked up my copy of Stockholm Sven on Monday at our local indy bookstore. I started it Monday night. I'm enjoying it. The book Little that you you posted looks good. Thanks for posting it.
Me too. Just got through their adventure with the Barrow-wights.
I'm also reading Fahrenheit 451. Such a great little sci-fi novel.
Oh yes, Little. Loved it. I need to explore more books about what the French Revolution was like from the streets of Paris. Plus, I have always thought of wax museums as scary... thinking of the Scooby Doo episodes that took place inside them.
I'm reading Rex Stout book on Nero Wolfe and the mystery titled "Might as Well be Dead". Goodwin seems to be in good form.
Graham Hancock’s America Before. One of those pseudo history books he’s known for but it makes you think.
I’m still only through Part One because we went out of town - back at it Sunday!
For whatever reason I am going to start on S.S. Van Dine's The Canary Murder Case featuring Philo Vance. It is the second book of his with Vance as the detective and I hope it is a lot better than the first one.
I should be reading all about Stockholm Sven but it's not being released here in the UK until January. Rereading an old classic instead.
“The Memoirs of Stockholm Sven” by @odobenus
Just over half way through so far. Enjoying it thoroughly. The earlier sections remind me in some ways of my 8 years in Prudhoe Bay.
Just over half way through so far. Enjoying it thoroughly. The earlier sections remind me in some ways of my 8 years in Prudhoe Bay.
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On my list of want to reads. Being retired from a electric utility company here in Illinois, I have spent many hours and miles driving the Lincoln Highway.
My first time with this author, I had not read the acclaimed "A Gentleman in Moscow", but will have to review it now.
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