Greetings, everybody. It’s been a heck of a week out there, so I hope you’re all okay.
Here in self-imposed self-isolation (for the foreseeable future, though my dad may come over and converse with me from two metres away while pulling up weeds) it’s been quiet, including on the reading front…
Linking up with The Sunday Post @ The Caffeinated Reviewer and Stacking the Shelves @ Reading Reality & Tynga’s Reviews.
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Books read this week:
Reviews posted this week:
–The Ghosts of Sherwood, by Carrie Vaughn. This review’s been waiting for a while to go up because of Tor’s restrictions on when you can publish — which means the book is due out soon! It’s an enjoyable aftermath of the Robin Hood myth, with some nice characterisation when it comes to Marian and Robin. Not wholly sold, but I do have the sequel to review! 3/5 stars
–Around the World in 80 Words, by Paul Anthony Jones. Not bad, but a bit random at times and more for dipping into than reading in a couple of sittings. 3/5 stars
–The Colour of Murder, by Julian Symons. An interesting psychological take on a potential murderer, with questions left trailing at the end. 3/5 stars
Other posts:
–Top Ten Tuesday: Favourite Opening Lines. A real mix here, with mystery, fantasy, SF and historical fiction.
–WWW Wednesday. Discussing… lots of books at once, as usual!
How’re you all doing?
Crazy times, right? Hard to believe some of the stuff happening.
Curious about The Colour of Murder!
Stay safe and well!!
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The Colour of Murder turned out really interesting! Quite a psychological take on the classic murder mystery; not always what I expect from the British Library Crime Classics.
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The weeds are totally out of control in our garden! We’re getting the fence man to come back and replace the broken ones as soon as he can get permission to get working and get supplies so he has offered to do all the weeding and landscape the place for us. That will be great! I just wish he could get started now.
My dad came round and has neatened up our garden beautifully! And it was so good to see him, though we kept our distance the whole time.