Why yes... I am a speed reader! It only took me about a week to finish the last
5 books I took out from our library!
Here is what I currently have checked out:
1. The rose of Sebastopol
- Katharine McMahon
(Had a hard time with this because it skipped years in almost every chapter.)
2. Primrose past : the 1848 journal of young Lady Primrose Hunt
- Caroline Rose.
(Kinda boring).
3. Your name is Renee : Ruth Kapp Hartz's story as a hidden child in Nazi-occupied France
- Stacy Cretzmeyer
(I enjoyed this. It's interesting reading about the Holocaust from France's perspective).
4. Alice I have been : a novel
- Melanie Benjamin
(This one was pretty interesting- fiction about the real "Alice" in wonderland and her friendship with Lewis Carroll.)
5. In Dublin's fair city
- Rhys Bowen
(Good read.)
6. Tell me, pretty maiden
- Rhys Bowen
(I like these Molly Murphy mysteries.)
7. Sarah Morgan : the Civil War diary of a southern woman
- Sarah Morgan- Edited by Charles East
(I think if I owned this I wouldn't have skipped around so much- but being an actual diary it's very long winded. I still might look for a copy online for myself.)
8. The wet nurse's tale
- Erica Eisdorfer
(I liked this one)
(I will edit this post with a description of how I liked each book as I finish them.)
Five books in one week?!? Impressive. With work, I no longer have the time to read for enjoyment. "Alive I Have Been" actually sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteHaha, even when I'm working, I can get through almost the same amount of books. I read every night before I go to sleep. My husband said he's surprised I haven't read through our whole library yet.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are a speed reader. I made some brown and serve rolls over the weekend and did a post about them today. Stop by for a visit.
ReplyDeleteSuzanne