It's no secret that I love to read.
I devour the words in a gluttonous way. It may be why my television is so rarely making noise in the background.
My children have inherited this passion.
Bluey eats up words around him in the world. Greenie is always requesting "Just one more story" which is lucky for me Bluey loves reading to him. It's definitely a shift that needs a three person team to be spread amongst.
I'm a big book in a hot bubble bath fan. Huge! I never pass up the opportunity. It also means that I always need to have something on hand to read.
Here is some of what has been on my shelf over the colder months.
Let me note this isn't including the two monthly magazine subscriptions, the iBooks, the thousands of books my children have requested, the blogs (oh the blogs!)....and well, I ended up picking up a few more novels than photographed because I'm fickle like that.
Do you love to read? What do you read? Can you recommend me anything?
I do love to read but i just can't find the time! It doesn't help that I get so absorbed by books I neglect all else. Have you read any Paullina Simons books? The Bronze Horeseman is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI love to read, can't get enough of books and magazines. I've just finished reading A Stranger in my Street by Deoborah Burrows based in Perth during WWII. Loved it, couldn't put it down. And before that The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Steadmen also based in W.A.
ReplyDeleteI read about 150 books a year. A mix of fiction and non. You can see what I have read and my reviews over at goodreads.com under the user name scarlettheartt
ReplyDeleteI also post the Saturday Summary over at my blog covering what I have read during the week.
http://myscarlettheartt.wordpress.com/
Oh, I really want that Mamarazzi book! Is it good?
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't! I must check her out.
ReplyDeleteOhh I will have to check those out.
ReplyDelete150! Hooly Dooley!
ReplyDeleteIt is! I am only a quarter of the way through because I've been reading fiction but I want to finish it off and try and put the information to use over spring/summer.
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