What are we reading in September?

[Ally]

I'm reading Jojo Moyes Still Me and really enjoying it.

[Diflower]

Our Song, by Dani Atkins, and enjoying it.

Ally is that another follow up to Me before you? I have the second one, After you, waiting on my kindle.

[Ally]

It is Di and it's really good.

i read Me Before You ages ago then the follow up After You.

The third one is Still Me and you'll never guess where I got my copy from?!

Outside our bedroom door in Lauterbrunnen was a table with various books in different languages and lo and behold the Jojo Moyes book was on it!!

I snapped it up! and left my finished copy of Eddie Izzard's autobiography. The next morning it had gone.

[Kaz]

I 'm about to start Just One Damn Thing After Another, by Jodi Taylor. It's the first in a series about time travelling historians I thought it might be a bit different, so am looking forward to starting it

[TheOstrich]

"This Is Going To Hurt" by Adam Kay.

This is a critically-acclaimed and totally non-fictional expose of the life of a Junior Doctor in the NHS. Adam Kay worked as a doctor from 2004 to 2010 and the book is mostly a collection of his personal diary entries. It's by turns very funny, heart-rending, quite shocking and crude in places. But as a spotlight on the horrendous working conditions of a doctor in our hospitals today, it's an absolute eye-opener. Not a book that's an easy read, but not a book you can put down either. Recommended!

[miasmum]

I've read that Ossie, completely agree with what you say

[Ally]

I'll look out for that book Ossie, thanks.

[Gal]

Sure Jen has read that one! (she is on Goodreads)

Just started In Winters Grip, by Gordon John Thompson. Seems pretty good up to now.

[Ally]

Just started Sue Johnston's Things I Couldn't Tell My Mother.

I've always liked her as an actress so think I'll enjoy her story.

[Diflower]

Read After you and enjoyed it.

Today Bb spotted a Marian Keyes in the charity shop, The Break, so I grabbed it. Quite recent in paperback