October readings

Mrs. Harris Goes To Paris by Paul Gallico - the best thing about reading this was that I sat in the sun and probably produced some D3
Behind the Scenes at the Museum by Kate Atkinson - a funny read, with an unexpected turn, and a crappy end
The Illegible Signature of Death by Rodica Ojog-Brasoveanu - the author's first novel - crime novel. Comme ci comme ça.
Dracula by Bram Stoker - crappy translation of an otherwise good book also ruined by the superficial end scene.

[Boxplayer]

Mmm not the greatest of reading months maybe?

[Diana]

Lovely presentation but it does not sound like a good reading month ;-)

[Susan Wakely]

So frustrating when a book has a rubbish ending.

[moni kozi]

@wakelys Particularly because you can not find out until.... the end :D :D :D

[Mags]

Well, great shots of their covers even if you did not enjoy them.

[Liz Gooster]

I always like to see what you’re reading! I remember reading quite a few of Kate Atkinson’s novels, a long time ago now, and enjoying them. Can’t remember the endings though. Same for Dracula - the joy of having a rubbish memory! 📚

[Kathy A]

Not a good month at all.

I love your drawing of Mrs Harris goes to Paris, I haven't read it but did watch it on the plane when I last went overseas and I found it a bit boring

[moni kozi]

@kjarn Don't even bother with the book. :)

[borof]

I see you didn't have a lasting reading experience this month. I still admire you for reading so much.