Trying to get back into reading finding it difficult being a student, I read a lot but anything that’s pleasurable just doesn’t rest in my head.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Where Has Mummy Gone? - Cathy Glass.

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it).

Now reading The Sacrificial Man - Ruth Dugdall.

The Great Alone - Kristin Hannah

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

When Mr Dog Bites - Brian Conaghan.

Gave up on When Mr Dog Bites.

Now reading A Life Inside: A Prisoner's Notebook - Erwin James.

Stopped reading A Life Inside because I decided to send it to a friend in hospital.

Now reading 3,096 Days - Natascha Kampusch.

Gmorning, gnight by Lin-Manuel Miranda

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it).

Now reading Ghosts Of Christmas Past - Tim Martin (Editor), various authors.

Also reading, A Spark Of Light - Jodi Picoult.

Thirteenth Tale

by Diane Setterfield

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it). It was quite hard to read though because the story was going backwards.

Going back to reading Ghosts Of Christmas Past.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Just read The Truth Pixie - Matt Haig. Gave this 3 stars.

Reading Bedtime Stories For Stressed Out Adults - Various.

Also reading Dead Men Whistling - Graham Masterton. (For library reading group).

I have that on my shelf to read. Let me know what you think about it if you like. :-)

Gave up on this as I was bored.

Now reading Beyond The Call Of Duty: Untold Stories Of Britain's Bravest Police Officers - Ben Ando and Nick Kinsella.

A spark of light-Jodi Piccoult, fantastic as usual but it felt unfinshed.

Do you think that's because the story was told backwards? I felt like there was no conclusion mostly because of that.

Also reading How To Live Like Your Cat - Stephane Garnier.

Hmm, I don't know. Maybe. There was definitely a feeling of lack of conclusion. Which of hers is your favourite book?

Yeah somehow don't think I'm going to read the Cat book :P Have begun Peggy and me by Miranda Hart about her and her dog-more my cuppa tea.

I have no idea which of hers is my favourite, I don't think I've read any that I haven't liked although I haven't read the ones she wrote with her daughter. Do you have a favourite?

I don't think I've read any of hers that I didn't like although like you I haven't read the ones she wrote with her daughter. I'd say Second Glance or Nineteen Minutes would be high up on my list.

Nineteen Minutes was very hard hitting.

Very much so. The way she managed to humanise all characters concerned was interesting.

I gave this 5 stars (it was amazing).

^ I'll add it to my to read list.

Now reading Breathing Underwater - Lu Vickers.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Now reading Also Human: The Inner Lives Of Doctors - Caroline Elton.

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? - Philip K. Dick

What's that about? Sounds interesting.

Currently dipping in and out of Peggy and Me by Miranda Heart and the new Cathy Glass book.

I'm reading Lord of the rings and the imitation of Christ. I like the adventure of lotr and the short paragraphs of the Imitation.

It’s what the film Blade Runner was based on. Sci-fi, near-apocalypse, questioning what is real or not real... It is interesting.

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it).

The Second Child - Caroline Bond.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Now reading They All Fall Down - Tammy Cohen.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Death Row: The Final Minutes - Michelle Lyons.

I wanted to give this 2 stars (it was ok) since it wasn't what I expected, it was about the woman's career rather than the people on death row, but I gave it 3 stars (liked it) and reviewed it as 2.5 stars.

Sole Survivor - Dean Koontz.

The Last Time I Lied - Riley Sager

Just finished reading The Skeleton Cupboard by Tanya Byron and would highly recommend

I have also read this. :-)

Me Before You - JoJo Moyes. Before this I read Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman, which I really enjoyed.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Lust and Wonder: A Memoir - Agusten Burroughs.