What are you reading? 2023

[Paula]

It’s been a long time since we did this, and I’m always up for some recommendations :). So, what are you reading atm?

I’m reading: Queen Victoria, daughter, wife, mother, widow by Lucy Worsley - Chief Curator at Historic Royal Palaces and a TV/podcast presenter on many historical programmes.

I love the way Lucy tells a story and really brings characters from history to life, and this book is no exception

[Jaquaia]

I love her book on Jane Austen!

I'm reading Sword Song by Bernard Cornwell

[SJW180]

I’ve get a few books I’ve bought and not been able to read yet. A couple of autobiography’s, Billie Jean King and Beth Mead are top of the pile.

[Strugglingmum]

I bought myself a couple of Sarah Morgan books. Easy readfor the summer

[magie06]

I'm reading The girl from Donegal by Carmel Harrington. Easy read, I started it on Tuesday and I'll probably finish it today.

[Paula]

I’m about to start Queen Charlotte, written from the Bridgerton TV series. I loved the series, it was truly romantic and, according to what Lucy Worsley describes in her Queen Victoria biography, actually fairly factual in terms of events

[Jaquaia]

The Burning Land by Bernard Cornwell. We went to the bookshop in Pickering and I managed to get the next couple of books I needed in the Saxon Chronicles!

[Paula]

Ok, so I’m the past 6 days I’ve read 6 books. 4 of them were from a series called The Chronicles of St Mary’s. If you like time travel type things, you’ll love them. I’m addicted - which is costing me a fortune as they’re not available on Kindle Unlimited!

[SJW180]

Six books in six days is impressive. If you’re enjoying the series that much, the cost is irrelevant. It’s worth every penny for the joy it brings.

[Strugglingmum]

I've been reading summer easy reads.
I dont seem to have the concentration for anything too heavy

[SJW180]

The Butcher and the Wren by Alaina Urquhart