Tackling the Lists!

And now I am done!! Just worked my way to the end of LOTR today and now, 5 years, 10 months, 13 days after I began this challenge, I'...

So this is a pretty self-indulgent blog (because of course, there aren't any of those on the net already!) so ignore if you wish. Who kn...

Yeah, it was okay. That was my reaction when I finally read this book that everyone had been raving about. It was definitely *the* book for ...

I did it! I laboured through this tome and now I am done! This has been one of those books (or set of three really) that I always thought ...

Well, now, I'm a female English teacher so I have to love Austen. I think it's a given. And I do - though not the the extent that pe...

This is my equal-first favourite book. It's one that I come back to every couple of years and re-read. I just love it - I find it so bea...

This novel is set in Japan in the 1930s and 40s. Chiyo is sold to a geisha house by her parents and eventually is trained and debuts as a su...

This is the first book of the series that spawned the Da Vinci Code . Robert Langdon is a American expert in religious symbolism who is unwi...

This is a book where the plot sounds so strange, it puts people off. I did really like the premise - it starts with the murder of the 14 yea...

My Sister’s Keeper by Jodi Picoult, is about a teenage girl who sues her parents for the right to make her own decisions about how her body...

I should preface this my saying that I am not a real fantasy fan. Dwarves, elves, magicians, eh... However, I really rather enjoyed this. I ...