It’s Sunday again and I’m exciting to FINALLY say that I FINALLY FINISHED Alice Hoffman’s Blue Diary and so is the book review!! YEAH! In addition, I’m currently half way through Tracie Peterson’s A Lady of High Regard (look for a review by Wednesday). As soon as I’m done with that which will likely be this evening or Monday, I plan to complete Christine Feehan’s Turbulent Sea. I enjoy these kinds of books so it won’t take me long.
This week I did pick up some new books for my collection. Since I love historical fiction, I picked up the following Thursday…
· Slammerkin by Emma Donoghue (about the life of a prostitute born in London 1748)
· Mr. Knightley’s Diary by Amanda Grange (the story of Emma from Mr. Knightley’s point of view)
· Never a Bride by Amelia Grey (story of a lady during London’s Regency period who kisses many men to find the man who’s responsible for her best friend’s death)
· Let Sleeping Rogue’s Lie by Sabrina Jeffries (story of a woman who falls in love with a rogue who teaches her class rake lessons so they know which men to avoid)
Oh and I was THRILLED when I got a new hardback copy of Jane Austen’s Seven Novels which contains Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, and Lady Susan. I LOVE a hardback book that decorated beautifully so a jacket is not required. There’s something about a hardback book that I just love. I personally wish my book collection were predominately like this sort. They just seem to last longer and are absolutely stunning on a bookcase, on the coffee table, or on a nigh stand.
How about you? Do you enjoy hardback or do you prefer paperback? Or perhaps you’d rather have a digital copy of your favorite books? I have all kinds of book versions but hardbacks are the ones I crave the most…
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