Weekend Reading Roundup (18 September 2017)

[nanila]

How did your weekend reading go? If you planned on anything specifically, did you read it?

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[nanila]

I bought Frances Hardinge's The Lie Tree in the airport and finished it on the trip home. It was fantastic. I'm very excited about giving it to my eleven year old niece for Christmas.

[singloom]

Read two books that ended up getting me all teary ~ "Gangsta Granny" (David Walliams) and "The Cat Mummy" (Jacqueline Wilson.)

[alexseanchai]

Finished Between the Worlds reread (Sarah Kate Istra Winter). Lots to contemplate.

[batdina]

I actually managed to read what I was supposed to read. Unfortunately, that meant I didn't read the stuff I wanted to read. That either means I have too little time, or that I have too many obligations.

ETA: Martin Buber on Israel/Palestine, a few chapters in Barbara Tuchman's A Distant Mirror, and a chunk of a novel about the Ba'al Shem Tov.

[monkiainen]

I'm in the middle of Middlemarch - it's going to take me a while to finish it as it's so massive.