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It's been raining the past few days. Not that I'm complaining about the lack of snow.
I'm reading Krazy: The Black and White World of George Herriman by Michael Tisserand, December 6, 2016, Harper in slow stages, reading carefully.
An interesting biography of the creator of the Krazy Kat comic strip. I recommend it.
I'm also half-way through Beasts and Children: Stories by Amy Parker, February 2, 2016, Mariner Books.
Excellent short stories of children with absent, neglectful, dysfunctional, or preoccupied parents, and the animals the children love or come in contact with.
Two new books arrived, one for a tour coming up.
Abby's Journey by Steena Holmes, February 14, 2017. A young woman's travels in search for answers.
Saving Abby by Steena Holmes is the book that precludes Abby's Journey. They can be read separately.
What are you reading this week?
It's been raining the past few days. Not that I'm complaining about the lack of snow.
I'm reading Krazy: The Black and White World of George Herriman by Michael Tisserand, December 6, 2016, Harper in slow stages, reading carefully.
An interesting biography of the creator of the Krazy Kat comic strip. I recommend it.
I'm also half-way through Beasts and Children: Stories by Amy Parker, February 2, 2016, Mariner Books.
Excellent short stories of children with absent, neglectful, dysfunctional, or preoccupied parents, and the animals the children love or come in contact with.
Two new books arrived, one for a tour coming up.
What are you reading this week?
Just thinking about black and white book covers. At first, I hated them. Now, I like them; I think.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen many of them, Tea.
DeleteKrazy looks interesting and I'm curious about the Abby books. I love journey type books. I just finished A Certain Age by Beatriz Williams and really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard of A Certain Age but will try to take a look at it!
DeleteI don't usually read many short story collections, but Beasts & Children might be one I enjoy.
ReplyDeleteI am curious about the Abby books. Here are MY WEEKLY UPDATES
Beasts and Children is very easy to read and the stories are connected too.
DeleteI think I have a copy of SAVING ABBY. I've read at least one other book by that author and remember liking it. Will watch for your reviews.
ReplyDeleteMarch 4 will be my review of Abby's Journey for TLC book tour.
DeleteI've never read the Krazy Kat comics before, but I guess I'll start now!
ReplyDeleteHere’s my Sunday Post!
Ronyell @ Rabbit Ears Book Blog and join in this week’s Book Photo Sundays!
I'll be looking out for them too at the library!
DeleteHa! I'm reading Krazy too!
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful, full of interesting facts about New Orleans; history and the author's family, and so easy to read.
DeleteAll of your books look interesting.
ReplyDeleteENJOY your books, and enjoy your reading week.
Elizabeth
Silver's Reviews
My It's Monday, What Are You Reading
Your books look very good too, Elizabeth. Happy reading.
DeleteKrazy sounds especially good! I look forward to hearing more about Beasts and Children.
ReplyDeleteI gave five stars to Beasts and Children, Suko, on goodreads.
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