December reading
1) The Two Families Margaret Biggs
2) The Dark is Rising Susan Cooper (out loud)
3) Sabine Tim Kennemore
4) Winter Term at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
5) Fun and Games at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
6) Wild Lorings- Detectives Gwendoline Courtney Disappointing
7) A Piece of Justice Jill Paton Walsh I was very excited by this detective story where the plot is solved by a quilting pattern. Genius. Sadly, her other ones were less thrilling.
8) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Stieg Larsson I borrowed these from a colleague who was singing their praises. Not at all my usual style, but I actually really enjoyed them, and they provided much needed mindless distraction. Mwahahaha, I scared her by returning the first two read after a weekend. I did say I read a lot...
9) The Girl Who Played With Fire Stieg Larsson
10) The Daughter of Time Josephine Tey I'd heard many good things about this, but it just didn't grab me.
11) 1st FOCS Annual
12) On The Beach Nevil Shute
13) 3rd FOCS Annual
14) The Girls of the Hamlet Club EJO I love this. When I find my millionaire, I will have a copy.
15) The Wyndham Case Jill Paton Walsh
16) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest Stieg Larsson
17) Have His Carcase Dorothy L Sayers
18) The Child That Books Built Francis Spufford
19) Debts of Dishonour Jill Paton Walsh
20) Skin Roald Dahl
21) How Music Works John Powell
22) The Gentle Art of Quilt Making Jane Brocket Quiltporn! I spent most of Boxing Day hiding in this book. Such pretty pictures.
23) Flip Flop Girl Katherine Paterson
24) Book of Fair Isle Knitting Alice Starmore
25) Secrets at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
26) Goodbye Malory Towers Pamela Cox
27) Murder Must Advertise Dorothy L Sayers
2) The Dark is Rising Susan Cooper (out loud)
3) Sabine Tim Kennemore
4) Winter Term at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
5) Fun and Games at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
6) Wild Lorings- Detectives Gwendoline Courtney Disappointing
7) A Piece of Justice Jill Paton Walsh I was very excited by this detective story where the plot is solved by a quilting pattern. Genius. Sadly, her other ones were less thrilling.
8) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Stieg Larsson I borrowed these from a colleague who was singing their praises. Not at all my usual style, but I actually really enjoyed them, and they provided much needed mindless distraction. Mwahahaha, I scared her by returning the first two read after a weekend. I did say I read a lot...
9) The Girl Who Played With Fire Stieg Larsson
10) The Daughter of Time Josephine Tey I'd heard many good things about this, but it just didn't grab me.
11) 1st FOCS Annual
12) On The Beach Nevil Shute
13) 3rd FOCS Annual
14) The Girls of the Hamlet Club EJO I love this. When I find my millionaire, I will have a copy.
15) The Wyndham Case Jill Paton Walsh
16) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest Stieg Larsson
17) Have His Carcase Dorothy L Sayers
18) The Child That Books Built Francis Spufford
19) Debts of Dishonour Jill Paton Walsh
20) Skin Roald Dahl
21) How Music Works John Powell
22) The Gentle Art of Quilt Making Jane Brocket Quiltporn! I spent most of Boxing Day hiding in this book. Such pretty pictures.
23) Flip Flop Girl Katherine Paterson
24) Book of Fair Isle Knitting Alice Starmore
25) Secrets at Malory Towers Pamela Cox
26) Goodbye Malory Towers Pamela Cox
27) Murder Must Advertise Dorothy L Sayers