And on with 2016.
As at 02/06 I’ve actually read seven books – horrifying because this time last year I’d read almost double this number.
January
⛑ Wrapped up the delightful and also silly Patricia Wentworth: Miss Silver series:
⚬ Poison in the Pen
⚬ The Gazebo
⚬ The Fingerprint
⚬ The Alington Inheritance
⚬ The Girl in the Cellar
February
⛑ Alex Duncan: It’s a Vet’s Life – wee break from war and peace for something light and silly – and read all in one sitting.
⛑ Leo Tolstoy: War and Peace – hated every character and wished we’d fast forward a century or so (they’d soon be sorted out then).
March | April | May
⛑ Charles Duhigg: Smarter Faster Better – The Secrets of Being Productive – loved The Power of Habit so was excited to read this, but sadly didn’t find it as engaging (to be honest can’t even remember most of it).
⛑ Leo Tolstoy: War and Peace – more struggling through March – the entertaining crib notes at shmoop.com got me through. Rather more interested in April and May.
So how much of War and Peace have you got left. I struggled a bit to begin with but did really love it by the end.
There should of course be a question mark in that comment.
According to the kindle I have 15% or 3 hours 16 minutes remaining.
I could probably knock it over this weekend.
I’m really enjoying it now. Though I’m finding the whole spoilers in the chapter titles both hilarious and maddening – what do you mean x dies?!?