I finished reading the Carlene O'Connor mystery novel Murder at an Irish Wedding.
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I finished reading the Carlene O'Connor mystery novel Murder at an Irish Wedding.
Aliens Omnibus Volume 1, collecting the novels Earth Hive, Nightmare Asylum, and The Female War. It's a really strange experience reading in novel form stories that I've read for years as graphic novels.
[QUOTE=Enigma;3495867]Oh my God, The BFG :cool: James and the Giant Peach was always a favourite of mine too.[/QUOTE]
I've never actually read James and the Giant Peach oddly enough, I might buy it for when I start reading to my son at night.
I finished reading two cozy mysteries.
[url=https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2316075749]Maddie Day's Flipped For Murder[/url]
[url=https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/2309391063]Carlene O'Connor's Murder At An Irish Wedding[/url]
In the middle of the novella-like [I]The Ancestral Footstep[/I] (1858) on my Kindle. It's an unfinished story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Mysteries this week: tomorrow I'll start [I]The Body in the Library[/I] (1942), a Miss Marple story by Agatha Christie, while tonight on my Kindle I'll begin [I]The Angel of Terror[/I] (1922) by Edgar Wallace.
[QUOTE=The Darknight Detective;3499630]In the middle of the novella-like [I]The Ancestral Footstep[/I] (1858) on my Kindle. It's an unfinished story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.[/QUOTE]
It was actually not a story, finished or unfinished, but more Hawthorne's musings on how to construct the story. Not essential, but very interesting and entertaining, nevertheless.
The Pyramid (Kurt Wallander Series) - Henning Mankell
Beginning tomorrow, I'll start reading [I]The Lance and the Shield: The Life and Times of Sitting Bull[/I] (1993) by Robert M. Utley and, on my Kindle, [I]Anna of the Five Towns[/I] (1902) by Arnold Bennett.
I've finally gotten around to starting to read the Diablo II books, I've had them for ages :P
My latest book review printed in Mystery Scene magazine was for [url=https://www.mysteryscenemag.com/26-reviews/books/5992-head-wounds]Dennis Palumbo's [I]Head Wounds[/I][/url].
Currently reading [B]Rivers of London[/B], the first book in the Peter Grant series by Ben Aaronovitch (he used to write [I]Doctor Who[/I]).
[url]https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9317452-rivers-of-london[/url]
[QUOTE=John Ossie;3497638]I've never actually read James and the Giant Peach oddly enough, I might buy it for when I start reading to my son at night.[/QUOTE]
Don't do George's Marvellous Medicine - your son might get ideas :p
There is a disclaimer at the beginning, though, just in case: "Warning to Readers: Do not try to make George's Marvellous Medicine yourselves at home. It could be dangerous."
Rick Mayall's reading in the old [I]Jackanory[/I] series is great, by the way :)
[QUOTE=adkal;3511935]Don't do George's Marvellous Medicine - your son might get ideas :p
There is a disclaimer at the beginning, though, just in case: "Warning to Readers: Do not try to make George's Marvellous Medicine yourselves at home. It could be dangerous."
Rick Mayall's reading in the old [I]Jackanory[/I] series is great, by the way :)[/QUOTE]
Oh I'm sure I'd give my son ideas all by myself anyway :p
Continuing the Complete Chronicles of Conan, I finished "The God in the Bowl" yesterday and today started with "The Black Stranger", the last of REH's "longer" (more than 30 pages) Conan stories.