What Are We Reading In September?

[Ally]

I'm reading Recipe for Life: Mary Berry's Autobiography and really enjoying it.

PS...September? Already?!!

[Diflower]

I finished The Jojo Moyes and haven't decided what's next - but probably will this afternoon

[debih]

I'm not reading anything properly at the moment although I am supposed to be reading Dorothy Koomson's Recipes of Love.

I have ordered 3 of the Richard and Judy Autumn reads selection from the library so am really waiting on them coming!

[Aggers]

I'm reading yet another of my own (unpublished) books, and quite enjoying it.

It's called A Kind of Affinity, but it's too complicated to give you the story-line.

I'm surprised how much I'm enjoying it, and how much I had forgotten.

[Osc]

I'm reading The Clouds beneath the Sun by Mackenzie Ford, about an archeological dig in Kenya in 1961. Very good so far.

[miasmum]

I am re-reading The Magic Cottage by James Herbert

[Aggers]

The book you are reading sounds good, Osc.

Here's a bit from a review of it...

The startling beauty of the Kenyan setting, the tension of looming social upheaval, and
the dizzying highs and crushing lows of a doomed love affair are all captured brilliantly
on every page of this extraordinary and utterly unforgettable novel.

That takes some beating.

[debih]

I have now really got into Flavours of Love and am about 75% of the way through it.

My next book will be Five Quarters of the Orange by Joanne Harris which is my new book group choice for this month.

I need to whizz through it ready for my library books coming.

[JoM]

I'm still reading 11-22-63 by Stephen King and I'm having trouble putting it down.

[debih]

I hAve had to order Five Quarters from the library so I started The Memory Book by Rowan Coleman.

I was hooked by the first chapter. I know it's going to make me cry.

It's about a woman in her 40s who has Alzheimer's and is writing a memory book for her husband and 21 and 3 year old daughters. It is brilliant (I don't think it's true though).