Quote of the day:
The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.
-Rabindranath Tagore
My book reading for the month of May consists of the following:
Mario Vaga Llosa -The Discreet Hero
Mai Jia -Decoded
Ali Smith -The Accidental
Jeffrey Archer -Cometh the Hour
What books are you reading or planning to read during the entire month? Please share in the comments. Have a wonderful week!
Peace. Love. Light*
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23 Comments
That's a nice collection and I'm sure you will enjoy each of them. Right now I'm reading "Nothing Sacred - The Truth About Judaism" by Douglas Rushkoff. It's a superb book.
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Quote of the day is so inspiring! By reading your this post you motivated me to start a new. I still have time as I am still pregnant :) Once my baby will make his appearance my time will be reduced :) Wishing you a lovely week ahead, Liuba :)
ReplyDeleteThis is some really great inspiration, thanks for sharing!
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I wish we are like butterflies too... Counting and living for the moments! Happy reading... Have a great May!
ReplyDeleteI've been into non-fiction lately. I'm traveling to Iceland this summer so I have been reading about Vikings. All knew and really interesting to me. Your books look excellent though.
ReplyDeleteAlmost finished with Tracey Chevalier's newest book - At the Edge of the Orchard. On my stack next: The Other Teddy Roosevelts, and Snow Falling on Cedars.
ReplyDeleteHi Blogoratti - I actually am reading now "Shakespeare Unravelled" ... it's really interesting and I 'm learning lots of history of that period and Shakespeare's life - if he was a person ...
ReplyDeleteCheers Hilary
Cometh the Hour sounds intriguing.
ReplyDeleteI'm having a second go at Alan Moorehead's 'A Late Education'. Didn't get very far with it first time. Somebody borrowed it.
This reminds me that I always forget to do a what to read this month post
ReplyDeleteI'm reading THE HOUSE OF HAWTHORNE, now, and I have a few books on my shelf waiting for me, I hope during the next Summer to be able and read them, I'm so overwhelmed with work at school and at home during this period of the year !
ReplyDeleteThank you for this interesting post, dear friend !
Hope your week is off to a great start I wish you most wonderful days to come,
sending blessings of joy to you
Dany
Really interesting post...thx for sharing! xx
ReplyDeleteSure have ones that should be good runs
ReplyDeleteSo good to see your book selection - hope you enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteI am currently reading a Sarah Morgan light hearted novel, just right to start the month of May.
All the best Jan
I have to say I love Rabirdranath Tagore, I think I read all their poems. Sadly I lost my book of him.(
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Im reading "Fire sale" from Sarah Paretsky is about detectives, I enjoy it.
I love the quote but no reading for me this month yet. Just finished my studies so resting for a bit ~
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ReplyDeleteThey all look like fabulous reads!
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I hope you have some great reads this month! I'm currently reading Edge of Wild by Danika Stone.
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I really like your reading list, dear :)
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All four books in one month? Wow! I read like one in a month... or one in two months ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a good one!
Xx
Larissa
conscious lifestyle of mine
I have read a different book by Archer but that was years ago.
ReplyDeleteStars of Fortune by Nora Roberts
ReplyDeleteand a couple of books on Dreaming
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