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Just started this compilation of essays I forgot how elegant of a writer Thomas was.

Needed something I could throw in my purse while waiting at the doctor's office. As you can see, I didn't have to wait long!!

I am enjoying this. Set in the 14th century. Probably not for people who don't like descriptions of childbirth, illness and treatments of the times.

I should probably amend my last comment to: amusing on the surface.

Amusing, but not the easy read I anticipated and where are the chapters?!

My Feb IRL book club choice. Different from our typical reads.

This is so wordy it has turned into a book that puts me asleep!! Setting aside as I need to get going on some book club books!

I love lush descriptions but here in chapter none when describing some of the characters and am having difficulty finding a noun and a verb!!!

Next up for non-excursion days on my current trip.

A change of pace and a little pb I can stick in my purse for reading while waiting!

Chap 2. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory is born.

Up next: a biblio-mystery novella written in 1942.

I would just like to sit and read this all day, but too much to do!

A book of poems, songs, short stories, fairy tales, and excerpts from classic literature. Plan on reading those I have not read before or have forgotten. So far "The Christmas Fairy of Strasbourg", "Papa Panov's Special Christmas" by Leo Tolstoy, & a Brothers Grimm selection "The Elves and the Shoemaker".
Now these are the Christmas vibes I have been looking for!

I love this author's heartfelt books and lovely writing.

The last of the 3 "Christmas " books I checked out of the library.

Hope to begin this today. But my own Christmas cars & letters come first!

Up next, another palate cleanser and easy read while I am inactive with a respiratory virus!!

Up next, a little palate cleanser!!

Odd choice for my IRL book club. I do love the yummy looking cover

Another seasonal read. Stories meant to be read out loud to a group. James in the preface to this group of short stories states If any of them succeed in causing their readers to feel pleasantly uncomfortable when walking down a solitary road at nightfall, or sitting over a dying fire in the small hours, my purpose in writing them will have been attained.