What are we reading in March?

[molly]

I am reading The Hundred Year Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared by Jonas Jonasson.

[Kaz]

I really really fancy "Instructions for a Heatwave" by Maggie O'Farrell but it's £9.99 on the Kindle so I'm going to wait and see if it goes a bit cheaper before I go on holiday........

[Diflower]

I fancied that one too Kaz, it was reviewed in the Times, but I have a few waiting so will be patient.
Saw there's a new Penny Vincenzi out and got all excited but it's short stories, and I so love her huge fat books will only get it if I see it cheap

I'm really enjoying Dominion (CJ Sansom) btw, it's a big fat book, almost 600 pages, but now I'm well over halfway through it's really rattling along

[JoM]

My James by Ralph Bulger, not an easy read.

My friend said she'd lend me this Jo.

I'm not sure?

It's worth reading, but it is upsetting.
I was quite curious about the younger son who was born the Christmas after James was murdered as he wasn't really mentioned much as the book reached it's conclusion. I did a quick search online yesterday and found a recent interview and read that he has changed his surname to that of his stepfather and has hardly seen his father since he took that decision when he was 13

[JoM]

This Thirtysomething Life by Jon Rance, really enjoyed that. Started and finished in a day.
I'm now reading Letters From My Sister by Alice Peterson.

[Ally]

My James by Ralph Bulger, not an easy read.

My friend said she'd lend me this Jo.

I'm not sure?

It's worth reading, but it is upsetting.
I was quite curious about the younger son who was born the Christmas after James was murdered as he wasn't really mentioned much as the book reached it's conclusion. I did a quick search online yesterday and found a recent interview and read that he has changed his surname to that of his stepfather and has hardly seen his father since he took that decision when he was 13

Ta Jo.