Friday, October 9, 2020

Friday Fives - Five Books I Brought From Home

 


I'm taking a bit of a break from my usual Friday Linkups to try something a little different.  Michelle over at Because Reading is Better Than Real Life   used to do a Five on Fridays that I always enjoyed and I've seen a few other variations on the theme.  As well I'm in a list making kind of mood so I thought I'd give start making random five lists.  Sometimes they'll be bookish other weeks not so much.   We went home for a quick trip last weekend mostly to grab warmer clothes but also because I needed to change out books!  I've been buying books pretty regularly but there were so many I knew were sitting on my own shelves that I knew I wanted to read and it was fun to shop my own shelves for a bit.  


1. Brat Farrar by Josephine Tey - This was the first mystery by Tey I ever read and I remember just about nothing about it.  I figure a reread is in order!


2.  Live and Let Pie by Ellie Alexander - I love the Bakeshop mystery series set in Ashland, Oregon but somehow I missed this one.


3.  The Clairvoyant Countess by Dorothy Gilman - I've been thoroughly enjoying Gilman's Mrs. Pollifax series so I thought I would reread one of her more stand alone books.


4.  Blood Brothers by Nora Roberts - I started to read this one years and years ago when it first came out but decided it was too paranormal for me. My reading has expanded a bit in that area so I thought I would give it another try.


5.  The Chinese Shawl by Patricia Wentworth - I have been missing Patricia Wentworth so I had to pick up a few books when I had access to them!

What are some books you would grab off your shelves if you had limited access?

8 comments:

  1. It's amazing the books you can find when you shop your own shelves! Exciting finds!

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  2. Glad you got to go home and pick up some new clothes and books. Shopping from your own shelves - bet it was fun! I've read that Nora Roberts trilogy - it's been a while though. I don't think it was my favorite, but it was good. I recently finished her 'high fantasy' trilogy - Chronicles of The One - very different for her, but I liked it. Reminded me of some of the Netflix fantasy shows.

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  3. These all look good. I really want to read the Ellie Alexander series. Looks like fun.

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  4. Oh its good to see some of the ones you chose of your shelf to bring back with you. Can't remember if I read Blood Brothers but I think they only trilogy I didn't read of hers was the last one. I will give her new one a try when it publishes.

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  5. I remember enjoying the Blood Brothers trilogy when it came out years ago. I hope you enjoy it this time around. All of these really sound good. Enjoy!

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  6. I like the Book Brothers trilogy. I remember they began releasing around my birthday and I stayed up later to read them.

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  7. I'd probably a book off of my Kindle, one that I bought after seeing an ad on FB or IG. Hmmm...Blood Brothers...don't know if I had read that series.

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