Proposal for sweet readings on the day of love
The history of love by Nicole Kraus – to know the big secrets
The Perfume by Patrick Süskind – for the perverted love
Surf, sea and sexy stranger by Heidi Rice – for the sexy, hot love
Chasing Harry Winston by Lauren Weisberger – for the one with bling
The ancient garden by Hwan Sok-Yong – for love under oppression
Happy reading!
Josefine
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Books under the tree this year
I have started to write my Christmas list for the books I wish for this year. It is usually a long list of books I have seen during the year but haven’t had the opportunity to buy yet. So far, my short list looks like this:
The history of love by Nicole Krauss –
This book has been on my list for a while now but I never get ready to buy it, I will hope for Santa instead.
The white queen by Philippa Gregory –
I liked her books about the Tudors and it will be interesting to see what this new series is about.
The camel bookmobile by Masha Hamilton –
Just the name perks my interest.
Thames: Sacred River and London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd –
Now when I live in London, it feels like I should read this two heavy books.
Heaven can wait by Cally Taylor –
I have followed her journey from writing and editing the book to its publishing and now I look forward to getting a copy.
If I don’t get them for Christmas this year, I can always look forward to see some of them at the big book sale in Sweden at the end of February.
Josefine
My recommendations: By someone a book this year for Christmas. Who doesn’t want a hard gift this year?
The history of love by Nicole Krauss –
This book has been on my list for a while now but I never get ready to buy it, I will hope for Santa instead.
The white queen by Philippa Gregory –
I liked her books about the Tudors and it will be interesting to see what this new series is about.
The camel bookmobile by Masha Hamilton –
Just the name perks my interest.
Thames: Sacred River and London: The Biography by Peter Ackroyd –
Now when I live in London, it feels like I should read this two heavy books.
Heaven can wait by Cally Taylor –
I have followed her journey from writing and editing the book to its publishing and now I look forward to getting a copy.
If I don’t get them for Christmas this year, I can always look forward to see some of them at the big book sale in Sweden at the end of February.
Josefine
My recommendations: By someone a book this year for Christmas. Who doesn’t want a hard gift this year?
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