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Topic: Freebie - 10 books that I've got recently
1. Miss Smilla's Feeling for Snow by Peter Høeg
I've read the book on my Kindle and loved it, so I have to
have a hard copy. Though I must confess I really hate the cover of my edition, but I could not wait.
2. The Quality of Silence by Rosamund Lupton
I was lingering in a book store and wanted something, but I
have not decided what. So this book caught my eyes by a winter cover and the
synopsis on the back was kind of describing my mood at that moment, so I took
it. Do not know anything about the author and the book itself. Might be a nice surprise.
3. Stories: All-New Tales by Neil Gaiman and a lot of other
authors (short story collection).
I was checking what I have in the library for Neil Gaiman
and came across this book. I like the cooperation of different known authors,
when then publish their short stories together. I will see what came out of
this collaboration))
4. Lou-lan by Yasushi
Inoue (short story collection).
I was quite surprised when I found quite a good
selection of Japanese authors in my local library. I am currently reading this
book and loving it, thought I must say it is not an easy read.
5. The Mournful
Demeanour of Lieutenant Boruvka: Detective Tales (Lieutenant Boruvka #1) by
Josef Škvorecký.
Again found it in a library and I was intrigued by the idea to
get to know more about Czech literature.
6. The Kite Runner by
Khaled Hosseini.
I got this book on vacation because I have
heard so much about this book and it seems to be quite popular among the bloggers
and book tubers, that I just must read it. I hope it will not let me down.
7. Holy Cow by David
Duchovny.
I got two books by David this month, one e-book and another audio
book. I have no expectation, but still interested in what he might suggest as
an author.
8. Bucky F*cking Dent by David Duchovny
9. Bossypants by Tina Fey.
I am trying to read more
non-fiction this year and the easiest way to get into it is to read memoirs of
famous and funny people.
10. Scrappy Little
Nobody by Anna Kendrick.
Same applies here.
I really enjoyed Bossypants! I also enjoyed Scrappy Little Nobody, but I listened to it on audio :) I hope you like them too!
ReplyDeleteI have both of them on audio. I guess it is the best thing: the author can do the stresses and voice hints on really important passages of the book, only the author knows where the accents should be))
DeleteI'd quite like to Scrappy Little Nobody too.
ReplyDeleteMy TTT: https://jjbookblog.wordpress.com/2017/01/24/top-ten-tuesday-93/
@IloveHeartlandX, I cannot really tell anything about it for now, until I've read it, but I will definitely share the review of the book.
Delete@AJ Sterkel, working actively on it))
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