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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 hope you get a chance to read all these!
ReplyDeleteAj @ Read All The Things!
@AJ Sterkel, working actively on it))
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.
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