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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
I'd planned to read Barbara Comyns' A Touch of Mistletoe (1967) in December for obvious reasons, but I fell behind with my plans as always. Despite the title it's not a Christmas book at all, and instead it's got my 2026 reading off to a great start. A Touch of Mistletoe is thought to be... |
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librofulltime.wordpress.com
I thought I wasn't going to be able to take part in Kaggsy and Simon Stuckinabook's latest year challenge, the 1956 Club, as I didn't have any books from the year in question on my TBR, which is the self-imposed rule I've been applying to all my challenges this year again, but then a chance... |
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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
It was JacquiWine's review of The Juniper Tree by Barbara Comyns (1985) last month that encouraged me pick this from the TBR in time for Novellas in November, hosted by hosted by Cathy and Bookish Beck. I really enjoy Comyns' individual voice. She can give a sharp edge to stories presented seemingly without guile which... |
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746books.com
Six Degrees of Separationis the brain child of Kate over atBooks Are My Favourite and Bestwhere we all start with the same book and see where our links take us! Follow the hashtag #6degrees on Twitter to check out everyone else's chains! This month we are starting with Shuggie Bain the debut novel by Douglas... |
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