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REREAD: Three Towers in Tuscany
Feb. 8th, 2019 05:20 pmThree Towers in Tuscany: Malcolm Saville. Heineman, 1967
It seems as if everyone has been doing a Something Month, if not Dry January, Veganuary or Digital Detox January, then something this month, including blogging themes. This inspired me to do Rereading February. Don’t get too excited, my aspiration is to get my numbers of books read up from ‘abysmally poor’ to ‘relatively poor’. I have a pile of ‘books to reread’ that’s been ignored for a while. My reasoning was that a month of rereading books only might help me make a dent in it and even give some of them away. I have tended to be swayed by novelty into buying book after book and being slow to read them too. The sweetener was that I could turn to comfort books.
This book doesn’t fit into either category. As I now have ‘The Purple Valley’, the second Marston Baines mystery, I thought I should reread ‘Three Towers’, ( Read more... )
Number of books reread this month: 1.
It seems as if everyone has been doing a Something Month, if not Dry January, Veganuary or Digital Detox January, then something this month, including blogging themes. This inspired me to do Rereading February. Don’t get too excited, my aspiration is to get my numbers of books read up from ‘abysmally poor’ to ‘relatively poor’. I have a pile of ‘books to reread’ that’s been ignored for a while. My reasoning was that a month of rereading books only might help me make a dent in it and even give some of them away. I have tended to be swayed by novelty into buying book after book and being slow to read them too. The sweetener was that I could turn to comfort books.
This book doesn’t fit into either category. As I now have ‘The Purple Valley’, the second Marston Baines mystery, I thought I should reread ‘Three Towers’, ( Read more... )
Number of books reread this month: 1.
