an adventure in reading

These books will be linked together for me for a long time, for no literary reason at all: I read both on the March Break  This March Bre...

 Top Ten Tuesday is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish . The topic this week: Books from My Childhood That I Would Love to R...

  March Break! Perfect day being home and able to post for Top Ten Tuesday hosted by The Broke and the Bookish . Of course, I'd ...

Years ago, as a teenager, I read a lot of Agatha Christie (and Ed McBain and Stephen King - the usuals.) I was a huge Poirot fan, with his l...

Cobra by Deon Meyer, 338 pages review copy from Penguin Random House Canada from the publisher: Why would a mathematics professor f...

Walt by Russell Wangersky, 304 pages Great little suspense mystery! I first read Wangersky's short story collection, Whirl Away ,...

  not my house, but my driveway looked similar The weather has been: Did I say it was stormy at the end of last month? I'm sorry ...

The weather has been:  Stormy! We had two storm days last week, which caused disruptions to final exams. Now a Saturday storm, the worst...

How about some more snapshot reviews from more books I read last year? I still like having a bit of a record of what I read and wh...

  December wasn't the best reading month for me at all - I only got through 2 books and 2 very short audiobooks. Here's a ...

 Top Ten 2014 Releases I Meant To Read But Didn't Get To  Each week The Broke and the Bookish host Top Ten Tuesday Just yester...

Ideas: A Scotiabank Giller prize nominated novel ( Age of Longing by Richard B Wright ) A Scotiabank Giller prize wi...

The Bedwetter: Stories of Courage, Redemption, and Pee by Sarah Silverman, 5 h 42 min Sarah Silverman's memoir is not quite like Tina...

This has been my favorite challenge and the one I have the most success with - my own personal list of series to keep up with. Last year...