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[CLKD]

It took 2 and a half hours from start [in the bath] to finish (in the early hours). 

[Shadyglade]

It took 2 and a half hours from start [in the bath] to finish (in the early hours).

Wow, I hope you weren't in the bath all that time. 

[CLKD]

 . nope.  I would have fallen asleep until the water went cold 

[CLKD]

I'm trying "The Far Pavilions" by M M Kaye - I was let to believe it's her Life story  .  The print is so SMALL  and it's a tome.  It's going to take some sticking with!

[Shadyglade]

I gave up on that one. Really interesting beginning but was so slow.

I'm just finishing Prussian Blue, by Philip Kerr. Is a detective story set in Germany just before the start of the last war.

[Two hoots]

I gave up on that one. Really interesting beginning but was so slow.

I'm just finishing Prussian Blue, by Philip Kerr. Is a detective story set in Germany just before the start of the last war.

If someone asked me about Prussian Blue, I'd have said it's a breed if cat 

[Shadyglade]

I gave up on that one. Really interesting beginning but was so slow.

I'm just finishing Prussian Blue, by Philip Kerr. Is a detective story set in Germany just before the start of the last war.

If someone asked me about Prussian Blue, I'd have said it's a breed if cat 

That's purrrfect. 

[CLKD]

I've put it down - a) too bulky for the bath and b) far too long 

Don't know what will be next. 

[Yorkshire Girl]

Has anyone read Educated by Tara Westover? It's a really good and interesting read.

[AgathaC]

I normally stick to the Menopause stuff only but...
I just read The Island Murders by James London.
It's set on the Isle of Wight (modern day) and I rather enjoyed it.
It would definitely work for bathtime, CLKD, and you will like the Detective Inspector who is called Bruno Peach 

[CLKD]

Sounds like the name of a Prussian Blue ;-) ....... I need to make a list for when we go to charity shops etc.  but I would leave the list
behind 

[Shadyglade]

Just started Pillars of the Earth, Ken Follett.  It was adapted for TV a few years ago.  Son bought it for my birthday.  Big book but seems an easy read.

Also reading How Democracies Die, by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt. Very chilling.

[CLKD]

"The Boy Who Followed his Father into Auwvitz" a real page turner. 

Auschwitz - I really should know how to spell it after all the reading I've done

[Shadyglade]

There are hints and rumours that Hilary Mantel is about to publish the third and final book in the Thomas Cromwell trilogy.

Fantastic 

[Countrygirl]

Instead of my usual chick lit, dr recommended I read it to try and understand my tummy so my book at the moment is

Dr Michael Mosley - the clever guts diet x