It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? #SundayPost #SundaySalon

Linking to: It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? at BookDate; Sunday Post @ Caffeinated Reviewer; and the Sunday Salon @ ReaderBuzz

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Life…

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Grey hair and all, I’m 51 today ! 
(No filter, but I am practically looking at the ceiling to hide my double chin)
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What I’ve Read Since I last Posted…

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Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands by Heather Fawcett

Mrs Quinns Rise to Fame by Olivia Ford

How To Kill A Guy in 10 Ways by Eve Kellman

Sanctuary by Garry Disher

A Brief Atlas of the Lighthouse’s at the End of the World by José Luis González Macías

Shockwaves by Fleur McDonald

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New Posts…

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2024 Nonfiction Reader Monthly Spotlight #3

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What I’m Reading This Week…

When Shelley Woodhouse wakes up in hospital from a coma, the first thing she says is that her husband must be arrested.
He’s the reason she’s in here. She knows it. She remembers what he did. Clearly as anything.
But there are things Shelley has forgotten too, including parts of her childhood. And as those start to come back to her, so do other memories. Ones with the power to change everything.
But can she trust these new memories, or what anyone around her is telling her? And who is the mysterious hospital volunteer who brings her food and keeps making her smile? Is it possible to find your future when you’re confused about your past?

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Local vet Jana Malinski runs a wombat sanctuary with her sister on their family’s serene property by the Murray River. But Jana’s routine is up-ended after a chance encounter with handsome accountant and single dad Mark – the man who broke her heart in high school.
Offered the opportunity to run Wildfell Park, the town zoo that has fallen into disrepair, Jana must push past her hostility to save the local landmark and home to countless native and exotic animals. But working alongside Mark every day isn’t easy, especially given the undeniable attraction between them. While she fights her feelings, a new danger emerges – one that could threaten the very existence of Wildfell Park and Jana’s dreams of an ideal future.
Set in the gorgeous river country of South Australia The Rivertown Vet is a heartfelt and charming tale about community, conservation and kindness.

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It’s never too late to reinvent your life  
Audrey Lamont has happily devoted herself to family life for the best part of 40 years, but lately she’s become aware that she lost herself somewhere between ‘I do’ and the weekly shop.  
Worse, her academic husband Simon has found time for romance – just not with Audrey.  
Feeling invisible to everyone, even herself, she flees to her aunt’s home in rural France.    
While waiting for her sudden absence to spark a change of heart in Simon, Audrey finds solace in the charms of the French countryside and the company of her aged aunt and a cast of eccentric Bretons.    
But soon Audrey discovers going AWOL might do more than save her marriage, it might change her life …  
Audrey’s Gone AWOL is a funny and beautifully observed story about losing yourself, finding yourself, and discovering joy.

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Sometimes finding your place in the world is the greatest puzzle of all…
Clayton Stumper is an enigma.
He might be twenty-five years old, but he dresses like your grandad and drinks sherry like your aunt.
Abandoned at birth on the steps of the Fellowship of Puzzlemakers, he was raised by the sharpest minds in the British Isles and finds himself amongst the last survivors of a fading institution.
When the esteemed crossword compiler, Pippa Allsbrook, passes away, she bestows her final puzzle to him: a promise to reveal the mystery of his parentage and prepare him for his future.
Yet as Clay begins to unpick the clues, he uncovers something even the Fellowship have never been able to solve – and it’s a secret that will change everything…

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45 thoughts on “It’s Monday! What Are You Reading? #SundayPost #SundaySalon

  1. Happy Birthday!

    I’m very intrigued by the lighthouse book. I have read Jules Verne’s novel “The Lighthouse at the end of the world” which is about one of the most obscure ones on the list, specifically, San Juan de Salvamento Lighthouse: Isla de los Estados, Patagonia (Argentina). We climbed through the woods to see this historic and very strange building — it was closed not long after opening on the very remote and uninhabited island off the coast of argentina because it was misplaced and CAUSED ships to be wrecked. So I think I’ll check out that book.

    best, mae at maefood.blogspot

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  2. Happy Birthday! I hope you are having a wonderful birthday weekend. We’re the same age–or will be in about 5 months). :-) You’re beautiful. I find myself trying to look up for photos these days too. Or try to use my hair to “naturally” cover most of my neck area with a tilt to my head. LOL I hope you are enjoying your reading and have a great week.

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  3. Happy happy happy birthday!! You look great, I am grey and the folks at work would sometimes tell me, “about time to color it, isn’t it?” Nope! Great books you have – I still have Disher and McDonald on my Goodreads list.

    Hope this makes it, sometimes I have trouble with WP comments. It’s Tina in Florida.

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      1. And you’re doing it well! I wish I had thick hair. I wonder why the comment signs me in as Hexandkobe?

        the lighthouse book looks great.

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      2. And you’re doing it well! I wish I had thick hair. I wonder why the comment signs me in as Hexandkobe?

        the lighthouse book looks great.

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  4. Happy birthday, Shelleyrae! That’s a wonderful photo! I let my hair go gray despite the protests of my hairdresser ten years ago, and I’ve never looked back.

    Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands is a book I plan to read if I ever get my fiction reading mojo back.

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  5. Happy Birthday! 51 looks good on you 🙂 Hope you get some books for your birthday!

    Sue

    <a href=http://bookbybook.blogspot.com/>Book By Book</a>

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