From tomorrow, I shall be participating in the 1956 Club, part of a bi-annual reading event organized jointly by Simon @ Stuck in a Book and Karen @ Kaggsy’s bookish ramblings.
This time round, I’ve chosen books that will help me in the various challenges I am participating, so here are the books that I plan to read:
Are you participating in it too? Which books are you reading?
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This sounds like a very interesting challenge, Neeru. And I think you’ve made some nicely varied choices. I’ll be interested in what you think of them.
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Thank you Margot. I am looking forward to the books.
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Excellent choices! Look forward to hear what you think of the books!
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Thanks Karen. DIEHARD turned out to be good and FOUND DROWNED has got off to a promising start.
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Yes, I am participating. Looking forward to it. Your books look interesting and I look forward to hearing what you think of them. I have not read Jean Potts yet, although I have several books by her. I have read lots of books by Erle Stanley Gardner and still have many yet unread.
I have read Voyage into Violence by Frances and Richard Lockridge and will be reviewing it tomorrow or Tuesday. I am reading The Keys of my Prison by Frances Shelley Wees right now and will review later in the week.
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Tracy, you must try Jean Potts. She is quite remarkable. I read a lot of Gardner in my student days, not so much after that. Looking forward to reading Perry Mason once again. Since long I have been wanting to read the Lockridges but haven’t read them as yet. Looking forward to your review of their book as well as the Wees one. I remember reading abt it somewhere (your blog?) but can’t recall right anything now except that I was intrigued by it.
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Death in a Duffle Coat is the best title I’ve seen this month! I hope the book lives up to it. 😀
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I hope so too since Burton is usually miss than hit with me😁
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