November TBR

[@alephnull1683]

Probably the best channel for bibliotaphs like me.👍🏼 Way to go lady.

[@mariasmiles68]

I need to get my hands on a copy of Toast and Marmalade. My bucket list includes going to her factory and getting at least one of her gorgeous mugs and a nice tea towel. I didn't realize she had a book, too! Love it!❤☕️📖

[@amy8458]

Hi Heather for my second NFN I'll be reading Lost in Wonder an Anglican spirituality book. I'll also be continuing my Autumnal reading.

[@meghanthestorygirl4581]

Equiano's book sounds so interesting. I'd love to read it one day. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

[@sarahel19]

The Louise Allen looks so fun! Claire Tomalin's book sounds like my cup of tea, I read a few biographies of hers and it would be interesting to learn about her own life. In November I will be reading Paula Byrne's Perdita, which I have long meaning to get to. I would also like to start a reread of The Count of Monte Cristo (watching the new French film this summer has made me want to reread it), I hope I will get to it. Happy November reading!

[@freshparchment]

Perdita was so good! I hope you enjoy it. I have to see if I can get that new Monte Cristo film here in the US...