Vocal Voices

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

PS...September? Already?!!

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

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!

I'm reading yet another of my own (unpublished) books, and quite enjoying it.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

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

I am re-reading The Magic Cottage by James Herbert

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.

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.

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

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).