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Torunn

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In between books, I watch charming pieces like this: 🙂

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@torunn said
In between books, I watch charming pieces like this: 🙂
Torunn ... do u have a "To Be Read" stack of books?

on the Kindle reading POINT BLANK by Logan Ryles...

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@hakima said
That's a classic well worth re-reading...

ATM I'm re-reading Wallace Stegner's, Angle of Repose.
RE-reading indeed! I have to read each page twice. It's interesting, but pretty deep.

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@mlb62 said
Torunn ... do u have a "To Be Read" stack of books?

on the Kindle reading POINT BLANK by Logan Ryles...
I'm not that disciplined a reader unfortunately, to keep a stack of books waiting - I mostly pick books that grab my attention for some reason, in a book store or the library.

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Deon Meyer: Dark Flood (2021)

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Jussi Adler Olsen: Natrium Chlorid

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Juan Gómez-Jurado: Red Queen (2018)


Sunday Times - Best Thriller Books of the Year

'A Spanish spin on The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo . . . A female Sherlock Holmes' – The Times

'Fizzes with energy . . . echoes of Lisbeth Salander, but the crackling interplay . . . adds an extra layer of originality . . . sparkling' – Financial Times

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Diamant Salihu: När ingen lyssnar ( English translation When nobody listens), 2023

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I am almost finished with Thomas Hardy: The Mayor of Casterbridge

The story is a bit far fetched, but I like the 19th century writing still 🙂

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Now I am into
Katrin Aehnlich: Alle sterben, auch die Löffelstöre

(a book about a life in the GDR, about values and about dying und coping with death.

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@torunn said
Sebastian Barry: Days Without End (2016)
Still grinding through Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. Glad I stuck with it this far (just over halfway) it's getting better. 🙂

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The silent corner by dean koontz

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Sapiens. A Brief History of Mankind by Yuval Noah Harari (2012)

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Arnodl Nolden: Auf Schiffen, Schienen, Pneus

I have inherited the book from my grandfather and didn't read it up to now. Language is a bit dated (100 year old book), but the first person story teller is a nice chap.

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