
Part of the problem is The Classics Club which has got me all excited about making lists, writing classic memes and thinking about what defines a classic in the first place (I can feel another post coming on...!)

I'm also reading a ridiculous number of books at once...and making little headway with any of them.
Last night I finally finished Sweet Tooth by Ian McEwan (post pending while I stew over it a little longer).

I'm enjoying them all in their own way, but I don't like to blog about a book until I've finished it...hence the lack of review posts recently.

So time to stop chatting and time to start reading.
Happy reading!
Why do you read several books at the same time? I do too. I just added 2 non-fictions: The New American Haggadah edited by Jonathan Safran Foer and translated by Nathan Englander and the other is The Ancient Mythology for Modern Science. I'm finishing The Tiger's Wife. I finished a third of Michel Houllebecq's The Map and the Territory.
ReplyDeleteI read several books at once to cater for my different moods!! I leave one book in my work bag so I have something to read at lunchtime. I have a couple of quick, easy teen books on the go so that I can keep of top of that genre for work purposes. The rest I keep by my bed...and the book I end up reading before sleeping will depend on how tired I am or if I have a certain issue playing on my mind that day or if I just need a comfort read!!
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Happily, as of the 10th Oct all four of these books have now been read...and reviewed!!
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