All year I show restraint and then November happens – Nonfiction November, Novellas in November, and German Literature Month – it usually means my TBR stack grows, although this year I have been a little more restrained. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Lucy Fricke
Daughters by Lucy Fricke
As I got to the midway point in Lucy Fricke’s novella, Daughters, I was reminded of my time on exchange in Germany (in the 80s), when everyone was obsessed with the TV show, Alf. Like, the-whole-family-sits-to-watch-Alf obsessed.
Stay with me as I order my thoughts on the German sense of humour*… Continue reading
German Literature Month 2022
November is almost upon us, which means time to start strategically planning my reading (because it’s German Literature Month, Nonfiction November and Novella November).
German Literature Month is hosted by Lizzy’s Literary Life (find the German Literature Month blog here – it’s a great source of inspiration if you’re looking for titles). Continue reading
Things that are making me happy this week
01. We have beach. We have picnics. Continue reading