Browsing the archives for the personal category
Browsing the archives for the personal category
Because I just can’t resist a book meme.
Total number of books owned:
According to LibraryThing, 1654. This is just my books, not FH’s. At last count he has around 300 or so, mostly music-related non-fiction, some modern history, a lot of Peanuts.
Last book bought:
As recently reported, I splurged with birthday book tokens recently and [...]
I just saw this story in The Bookseller:
John Blake is publishing an up-to-date account of Cheryl and Ashley Cole’s turbulent relationship, entitled Love Wars… John Blake said: “It’s a brilliantly poignant love story of two young people torn apart by success beyond their wildest dreams.”
Is it just me who immediately thought “Oh FFS”?
It’s funny, I was reading Simon’s post the other day about that pile of books that nags you out of the corner of your eye, and I can totally relate to it. I have four books on the go at the moment, and I’m seemingly having difficulty finishing any of them. Not because I’m not [...]
As I so delicately mentioned in my last post, Friday was my birthday, and I’m pleased to say that I received lots of very lovely books, not to mention some as-yet-unspent book tokens.
Behold:
Silent in the Sanctuary and Silent on the Moor by Deanna Raybourn – these are neo-Victorian novels, and if the first volume of [...]
I’m not here. It’s my birthday. I’ll be down the pub.
I have had lots of lovely books (not to mention very welcome book tokens) so I’ll be back soon to tell you all about my latest haul.
Kirsty x
The blogosphere is apparently awash with interesting new projects, and here’s another great one courtesy of one of my fellow Not the TV Book Group members, Simon at Savidge Reads.
Who else out there is fed up with only getting bills, junk mail and takeaway menu’s through there letterbox (well apart from the odd fabulous arrival of [...]
I have, if you haven’t noticed, been away for a few days. FH and I decided that we fancied a jaunt up to Edinburgh to see friends and family, and generally to see the city outside the festival season (the only chance I’ve had to go up there in the last couple of years is [...]
Well, I hope you all had very happy Christmasses. Kirsty Towers seems very quiet now after having family down from Glasgow for a few days. We had a lot of fun, a lot of food, and occasionally rather too much wine – but that’s Christmas for you. I now have pretty much an entire week [...]