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Books Twenty Four to Thirty
Mar. 29th, 2010 03:59 pmA bit late, but here are the books I’ve read recently:
( Book Twenty Four – Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides )
( Book Twenty Five – Azincourt by Bernard Cornwell )
( Book Twenty Six - The Real Oliver Twist by John Waller )
( Book Twenty Seven - The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff )
( Book Twenty Eight – Middle Classes: Their Rise and Sprawl by Simon Gunn and Rachel Bell )
( Book Twenty Nine – The Return by Victoria Hislop )
I’m very pleased with this as I have so far managed to stick to my 10 books a month goal (and will probably finish an 11th this month as well), so am on track to read 120 books this year! I’ve also finished my second OU essay and sent it off, and am just beginning to look at the third – even though I can’t even submit it until June, I might as well get it out of the way. Plus Katie is home from uni, so everything is pretty good at the moment. Just one slight problem is that I may not have any money for Whitby…but oh well. We’ll cross that when we come to it…I could probably do with eating small cheap meals and not spending any money on clothes or cds or records anyway! :)
Another film, an excellent TV programme and the book I’m reading at the moment, in the next post, I write way too many words, no wonder hardly anyone comments, they’ve probably not had the time to read this, haha!
( Book Twenty Four – Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides )
( Book Twenty Five – Azincourt by Bernard Cornwell )
( Book Twenty Six - The Real Oliver Twist by John Waller )
( Book Twenty Seven - The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff )
( Book Twenty Eight – Middle Classes: Their Rise and Sprawl by Simon Gunn and Rachel Bell )
( Book Twenty Nine – The Return by Victoria Hislop )
I’m very pleased with this as I have so far managed to stick to my 10 books a month goal (and will probably finish an 11th this month as well), so am on track to read 120 books this year! I’ve also finished my second OU essay and sent it off, and am just beginning to look at the third – even though I can’t even submit it until June, I might as well get it out of the way. Plus Katie is home from uni, so everything is pretty good at the moment. Just one slight problem is that I may not have any money for Whitby…but oh well. We’ll cross that when we come to it…I could probably do with eating small cheap meals and not spending any money on clothes or cds or records anyway! :)
Another film, an excellent TV programme and the book I’m reading at the moment, in the next post, I write way too many words, no wonder hardly anyone comments, they’ve probably not had the time to read this, haha!
