Evesham and District

March 26: Personal Choice

We each choose any book to talk about for a maximum of 5 minutes.

  • Sue VDonal Ryan: The Spinning Heart and Heart, be at Peace

Books set in Ireland, written by an Irish Writer.

Marks: 10/10 for each book

  • Su CAriel Lawhon: The Frozen River

Recommended.

Mark: 9.5/10

  • Sue PSebastian Faulks: The Seventh Son

Recommended.

Mark: 8.5/10

  • EmmaFernando J Munez: The Cook of Castamar

Translated from Spanish.

Mark: 9.5/10

  • BrendaClaire Keegan: Antarctica

15 short stories, rather unsettling.

Mark: 7/10

  • JeanJane Johnson: Secrets of the Bees

A light-hearted, feel good, easy read.

Mark: 7/10

  • JeanJoanne Harris: Vianne

Prequel to Chocolat, an enjoyable read.

  • AnneLisa See: Lady Tan’s Circle of Women and The Island of Sea Women

Based on historical facts, well-researched and written. Both books recommended.

Marks: 8.5 and 9/10

  • BeaR F Delderfield: To Serve Them all my Days

An easy, enjoyable read.

Mark: 7.5-8/10

  • AileenKirsty Capes: Girls

“A cracking book”. Modern, engaging, well-written. Recommended.

Mark: 9/10

  • AileenC J Sansome: Dissolution (first in a series)

A murder mystery set at the time of the dissolution of the monasteries, well-researched. Recommended.

  • Sue GKristin Hannah: The Nightingale

Set mainly in occupied France in 1940, this is the story of two sisters. No mark as yet as I haven’t finished reading it!