Sunday, August 21, 2016

It's Monday! What Are You Reading? - 8/22/16

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I hope you had a great reading week.  
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This is a weekly meme hosted by Kathryn at BOOK DATE!

Post the books completed last week, the books you are currently reading, and the books you hope to finish this week.

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Books Completed last week:

THE CONFECTIONER'S TALE by Laura Madeleine 
Gorgeous cover - Review on September 20

A slow start, but quite good. ENJOYED the book.  Loved the ending.


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Book Currently Reading:

LETTERS FROM PARIS by Juliet Blackwell - Review on September 22


Books Up Next:

THE MUNICH GIRL by Phyllis Edgerly Ring - October 1.


TWO DAYS GONE by Randall Silvis - review on January 10, 2017.
 
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How was your reading week?

What books do you like from my list, and what books have you read that we SHOULD know about?

THANKS for stopping. 



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20 comments:

  1. I really liked THE CONFECTIONER'S TALE.

    Thanks for stopping. I hope you had a good reading week.

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  2. My reading week was pretty good. I am still catching up since my trip in several ways. I hope you have a good week, Elizabeth, reading-wise and other-wise.

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    1. Great on your reading week.

      I wish I were a faster reader. :)

      Thanks for stopping, Suko.

      ENJOY your week too.

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  3. Nice cover on The Confectioner's Tale (a PAris backdrop is always nice).

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    1. Lovely cover, and definitely a great backdrop.

      Thanks for stopping, Greg.

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  4. Nothing like the right kind of ending, I hope you enjoy Letters From Paris.

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    1. Oh yes...the ending was good.

      Thanks for stopping, Kathryn.

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  5. Oh nice! Once again, totally new to me ones! Hope you enjoy all the reads this week!

    Here's my Monday Wrap-up

    Have a GREAT day!

    Old Follower :)

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  6. I'm curious about Letters from Paris. I always love books about Paris. Thanks for sharing it.

    Here's my It's Monday. Consider yourself happiness-tagged. Or not. As you so wish.

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    1. I love that I am happiness-tagged. THANKS, Deb.

      I am looking forward to reading Letters From Paris but the print is pretty small. :( Difficult to read.

      Thanks for stopping, Deb.

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  7. Looks like you have been busy. Have a nice week.

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    1. You have a nice week too, pilch92.

      Thanks for stopping, pilch92.

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  8. Hi Elizabeth,

    The notion of being able to read a book a week is completely unattainable for me right now - if only!

    I do quite like the sound of 'Two Days Gone' though, although ratings and reviews, such as they are, have been quite mixed. The premise appeals to my sense of intrigue somehow.

    Thanks for sharing and I hope that you are enjoying 'Letters From Paris' :)

    Yvonne

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    1. I can't read a book a week either.

      I am looking forward to Two Days Gone. I have to check the ratings.

      I have only read a few pages of Letters From Paris. No opinion yet, but I think it will be good.

      Thanks for stopping, Yvonne.

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  9. I do read a lot mainly because we empty nesters with a very quiet lifestyle. Books are my vice!!

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    1. Oh yes..I have been an empty nester for a while.

      Reading and my blog keep me entertained. :)

      Thanks for stopping, Mystica.

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  10. The Confectioner's Tale looks so pretty. I might try to get it from the library (often they get overseas books before the 'proper' Aussie release).

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    1. It had a slow start as I mentioned, but it was a good read.

      LOVE the cover.

      Thanks for stopping, samstillreading.

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  11. You have quite an eye for striking covers! The confectioner's tale looks good.

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