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August Books
Sep. 5th, 2011 09:20 pmDespite my holiday I have only finished 2 books this month - but I do have some very substantial books on the go that will make an appearance later.
36: Home Bill Bryson
I read this while I was on holiday, and it was absolutely the right book to read, considering the amount of times that Blenheim cropped up. But, it would have been fascinating to read at home too, given the subject matter. Definitely one I will re-read, and recommend (I have already lent it to Mum so she can read all the bits I didn't read out to her!)
37: Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte
This cropped up in a few places (some more unexpected than others, passages of this were given to school boys to translate into Ancient Greek) and I realised it had been a while since I read it. I don't think there is anything to say that hasn't been said before.
36: Home Bill Bryson
I read this while I was on holiday, and it was absolutely the right book to read, considering the amount of times that Blenheim cropped up. But, it would have been fascinating to read at home too, given the subject matter. Definitely one I will re-read, and recommend (I have already lent it to Mum so she can read all the bits I didn't read out to her!)
37: Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte
This cropped up in a few places (some more unexpected than others, passages of this were given to school boys to translate into Ancient Greek) and I realised it had been a while since I read it. I don't think there is anything to say that hasn't been said before.
