I finally have it!gali wrote: ↑09 Feb 2020, 04:08No worries, it will give me a chance to finish my current book.
Whenever you're ready to start it just open a thread and tag me in.
I have a book I can continue if you're reading something else.
I finally have it!gali wrote: ↑09 Feb 2020, 04:08No worries, it will give me a chance to finish my current book.
Great!
Do you want to start the Space Opera next?
My reading list is long... I want to read "The Ten Thousand Doors of January", "A Novel Bookstore" by Laurence Cossé, "The Absolute Book" by Elizabeth Knox, "The Vanished Birds" by Simon Jimenez, books by Robert Galbraith, to name a few.
I will check it out and get back to you.gregs317 wrote: ↑17 Feb 2020, 13:11 Maeve Binchy is an Irish female author. One of her most famous books is 'The Lilac Bus'. However, the book I'm interested in currently is called "The Tour", by Jean Grainger. You can find a book description on Amazon or similar website. This book is said to be similar to Maeve Binchy's books, hence the reference to Binchy.
Great!
I checked, and it sounds good. I see it is part of a series, though. Does it stand on its own?gregs317 wrote: ↑17 Feb 2020, 13:11 Maeve Binchy is an Irish female author. One of her most famous books is 'The Lilac Bus'. However, the book I'm interested in currently is called "The Tour", by Jean Grainger. You can find a book description on Amazon or similar website. This book is said to be similar to Maeve Binchy's books, hence the reference to Binchy.
Fine by me. When do you want to start it? I didn't start a new book yet, so we can start it today if you like.