What Are We Reading In March?

[JoM]

The Girl Who Just Appeared by Jonathon Harvey, I'm really enjoying it. It's the second of his books that I've read and there's another waiting on my Kindle.

[debih]

I'm almost finished The Boy that Never Was which I'm enjoying.

My next is another library book Clare Baldings My Family and other Rambles then I must get back to my kindle book that I was halfway through.

[TheOstrich]

"Archbishop" by Michele Guinness. It's a novel imagining the first five years of the first female Archbishop of Canterbury. It's longish but very readable, and it's very, very intriguing ......

Mrs O and my S. heard her give a talk in Birmingham last summer.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Archbishop-A-No ... 1444753363

[Weka]

I pulled the birthday card yesterday and stayed in bed and finished the last book in the belgarid series by David eddings
So nice to be reading again

[Kaz]

Happy Birthday for yesterday Weka

I am reading a book called The Women in Black by Madeline St John. It was written in the '90s and shortlisted for the Booker Prize. She was an Australian author, living in London, and very eccentric apparently The book is a little gem, set in the ladies department of a big Sydney department store, over a busy and blazing hot Christmas in the 1950s.

I'm about halfway through already (only bought it on Thursday) and really enjoying it

[miasmum]

Happy belated birthday Weka

I bought three books for £10 from Amazon, as I just love a new book.

The one I am currently reading is The Girl in the Photograph by Kate Riordan, its very good

[debih]

I'm reading Dark Side by Belinda Bauer and really enjoying it.

[miasmum]

Is that part of a trilogy Deb? I think I might have read them all

[Workingman]

Newspapers.

[JoM]

I've recently read Dear Charlie: Letters To a Lost Daughter by Reg Thompson. Such a sad read. It's a collection of letters which Reg Thompson wrote to his 13 year old daughter after she was killed, along with her friend, by a train while crossing the line at a station to get to the other platform where her train was waiting.

Then came As Good As It Gets? by Fiona Gibson which I loved. It's a 99p Kindle book.

Now I'm reading Lavender Lane by Christina Jones. I can't really get into it but it's less than 200 pages so not a long read.