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Friday, April 2, 2021

Friday Fives - April TBR

 


I'm taking a bit of a break from my usual Friday Linkups to try something a little different.  I'm in a list making kind of mood so I thought I'd start making random five lists.  Sometimes they'll be bookish other weeks not so much.   Since it is the first Friday in April I'm thinking about 5 books I hopeto read this month.


1.  The Pearl Sister by Lucinda Riley - This series is part of my Year of the Series project and I've really been enjoying listening to them.  This is about my least favorite sister but I love the setting so I'm hoping it all works out.


2.  A Tale of Two Cookies by Eve Calder - This is the newest book in a cozy series I've really been loving so when this comes out this month I'll be reading it!


3.  Sleeping Tiger by Rosamunde Pilcher - I'm hoping to reread some of the older Pilcher books to see if they still belong on my Keeper Shelf and this is the next one on my list.


4.  The Religious Body by Catherine Aird - This is a classic mystery author I've been neglecting and the  first in the series about Inspector Sloan


5.  Phantoms and Felonies by Lucy Ness - I loved the first book in this paranormal cozy mystery series that reads a bit like a grown up Nancy Drew with ghosts so I'm really looking forward to the second book.

What are you hoping to read this April?

8 comments:

  1. Oh yes, you're definitely going back to old school with a Pilcher read for sure!(lol) Hope all is well, and sending lots of hugs, RO

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  2. You can never go wrong with Pilcher! I just finished up Catherine Steadman's first novel and liked it a lot. I'm on to one from Netgalley called Madam and it's sufficiently creepy and gothic. Hoping to get back to my nonfiction challenge soon too.

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  3. I am looking forward to Phantoms and Felonies too, although I probably should read the first book. :-) I hope you get to all five of these this month, Katherine! Happy reading!

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  4. Love the idea of rereading Rosamunde Pilcher! I reread The Shell Seekers last summer and it was every bit as good as I remembered. Mine are no longer on my shelves, but I do want to revisit more old favorite. Happy April!

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  5. Some interesting picks, hope you enjoy them!

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  6. I think I've only read The Shell Seekers by Pilcher but have one or two others on my kindle. I need more time to read!!

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  7. They all look worthwhile reads for sure. I do hope you end up loving The Pearl Sister.

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  8. OMGOSH, I can't wait till the third book in the Blood and Ash series comes out. The ending of the second book was like wait, what?!

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