I'm still trying to finish up a couple of books I started several weeks ago:
Anything Is Possible, by Elizabeth Strout
and...
The Fifth Petal, by Brunonia Barry
I really do intend to get those done this week. And after that, I have several possibilities, but I'm thinking seriously of this from my TBR list:
The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman
Haven't read much Neil Gaiman, and this one would fit in with the springtime fantasy-reading project I've got going.
So that's the plan. Of course, I'm not real good at sticking to plans. But that's OK. The main idea is to have fun reading, right? Right. Hope you all have a great, fun week of reading!
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I like Neil Gaimen because he writes in so many different styles for so many different ages and interests. I don't automatically love all of his books but I do appreciate that he doesn't limit himself. I listened to the audio of Ocean at the End of the Lane, which he read himself. It's a magnificent audio.
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Anything Is Possible is one I'm considering...even though I didn't love Lucy Barton, I enjoyed it.
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I was actually talking about Ocean at the End of the Lane with someone this weekend. I love Gaiman, and I enjoyed that one, but it's one of my least favorites of his (still a good book though!). Hope you enjoy it! If you like him, try The Graveyard Book - it's YA, but I loved it.
ReplyDeleteI'm bogged down in a couple of review books right now. Neither one is grabbing my attention. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
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