For any author who would like his/her book to be reviewed, contact me. Poetry books too are solicited for reviewing. However, there are some genres I tend to avoid. Feel free to ask me.
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I must mention here that I read at my own pace and depending on my mood. Don't ask me to hurry.
15 comments:
I really must look into P.G. Wodehouse. I have seen his books mentioned absolutely everywhere!
I would never have thought of graphic novels. Great answer.
Here is my BTT answer.
I often continue with what I'm reading at the time, too.
Here is my BTT.
I need more light fluffy books! My reading is usually requires thinking. I'll check the comments to see what people are noting. Maybe I can grab a few of the mentions at the Borders going out of business sale!
P G WODEHOUSE is a new one to me. I will check the books out. Thank you for sharing.
I'm one of those people who leans toward light romance when I am tired or in a reading slump.
P.G. Wodehouse!!! I love him, chiefly because he was a major influence on one of my favorite authors, Douglas Adams. Good answer!
I can't get into PG's books. And my answer would be cozy mysteries.
Graphic novels are an excellent choice!
I'm no good at reading books that I don't have to thin to read, but GN... hum, hadn't thought of those. Thanks
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I'm more of a cozy mystery reader. I haven't really explored graphic novels yet.
Ah, good suggestions. I tend to just go for the one I've got on my list at the moment. Too much movement causes confusion for my reading ADD!
I like a cozy mystery during those times.
Still haven't tried Wodehouse. Romances don't work for me like they used to but are still a must for me. I'm reading one now and it's just plain fun.
I have read 2 Wodehouse short stories and liked them both a lot-on my post today on his "Jeeves in the Springtime" I also post links to his controversial radio broadcasts for the Germans during WWII-
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