I’ll be settling down with a little non fiction this evening!
Noise Pollution for Dummies 
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I’m sure my son has one of those “dummies” music books, I don’t remember off hand which one.
Enjoy Chili. 
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Thanks Rose!
I’ll make sure you’re on the guest list for my sell out gig in Italy! 
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Thanks, looking forward to that! 
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Terry Pratchett Equal Rites for the probably 10th time, new copy though, old one fell apart. LOL
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Reading Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte. A very different style from the other Bronte sisters
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My new copy of Wuthering Heights, front book cover is fancy velvet and rough,
with very small print, and over 300 pages…will be my reading today and tomorrow.
I never read it before so…now is the time.
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Ooh that’s exciting. Will be interested in your impressions
After reading the review of the story, I was looking forward to much doom and gloom. But after a few chapters, I closed the book. Nothing uplifting about the entire tale. Book will go to donations at my library.
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I am three quarters though Trunk Music
I thought the two main characters very irritating.
Jane Eyre by her sister is much better.
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If Woolf’s “the waves” are a metaphoric literary representation of the sea, wuthering heights is like an endless stormy night. Probably best enjoyed as a teenager sailing through the storms of adolescence.
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All Charlotte’s books are fabulous
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I can understand your way of thinking…Not enough of life’s experiences to hang on every word and deed yet.
Gone back to my childhood & pony books. Reading No Mistaking Corker by Monica Edwards at present. Finished reading Wish For A Pony & Fire In The Punchbowl, Got The Summer Of The Great Secret to read too, but haven’t bought any more from Amazon, sellers want too much for them. I love Monica Edwards books & she wrote a lot too.
Swallows and Amazons? I loved those books.
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This one
Interesting, a little bit of social history. I picked it up from a kind of ’ honesty’ bookcase in the waiting room at Arundel station a few weeks back, popped a bit of coinage into the well anchored money box.
Hence the handy train ticket bookmark!
That’s a lovely book cover. This is one of my favourite novels, I have a paperback copy at home which I’ve read twice. I bought it over here and it’s luckily an original English version.
I grew to really love this story while studying it at secondary school, it was amongst the list of books on our A level syllabus - English Literature. Some good film versions available too.
Happy reading.
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