2018
The Library Book,
by Susan Orlean
and
Long Live Great Bardfield,
by Tirzah Garwood
2017
The Eustace Diamonds,
by Anthony Trollope
2016
The Secrets of Wishtide,
by Kate Saunders
by Kate Saunders
2015
The Small House at Allington,
by Anthony Trollope
2014
The Ladies of Lyndon,
by Margaret Kennedy
2013
Bertie's Guide to Life and Mothers,
by Alexander McCall Smith
2012
The Ivy Tree,
by Mary Stewart
2011
The House of the Seven Gables,
by Nathaniel Hawthorne
2010
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,
by Washington Irving
2009
Jane's Fame: How Jane Austen Conquered the World,
by Claire Harman
2008
A Poisoned Mind.
by Natasha Cooper
2007
Museum: Behind the scenes at the Metropolitan
Museum of Art,
Museum of Art,
by Danny Danziger
2006
Still Life,
by Louise Penny
by Louise Penny
{my first Armand Gamache!)
2005
Sammy's Hill,
by Kristen Gore
2004
Death in Holy Orders,
by P.D.James
2003
L'Affaire and Le Divorce,
by Diane Johnson
2002
Back then: Two lives in 1950s New York,
by Anne Bernays and Justin Kaplan
6 comments:
We were reading together in 2017, 2015, and 2011. Happy memories!!
I was thinking that last night! But you are so much nicer to remember to say so! And I met many of the other books/writers through bloggers, including our friend Jane from Beyond Eden Rock and Frances from Nonsuch Book. There, I'm being JoAnn-like!
:)
Of your 16 books, I've actually read 7 of them! I think that is some kind of record for me :)
Although true confession time, I didn't actually finish The Library Book--I sort of got what I needed from it, and felt my interest waning midway through.
Love how original your idea is for the blog post. I haven't seen it done before. Nice work.
Gosh was Jane's Fame really published 10 years ago? Time flies!
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