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1MarthaJeanne
Eiger dreams has plenty of natural disasters. Of course people who go climbing up high mountains are asking for disasters...
2LittleTaiko
LT Author - Thirteen Ways of Looking by Colum McCann.
3MarthaJeanne
Ragtime in Simla
I'm counting this one for genre bender as it is both a historical novel taking place on India in 1922 and a murder mystery. Cleverly's books are always fun.
BTW, would someone like to pick a book out of my To Read collection for me, please.
I'm counting this one for genre bender as it is both a historical novel taking place on India in 1922 and a murder mystery. Cleverly's books are always fun.
BTW, would someone like to pick a book out of my To Read collection for me, please.
4DeltaQueen50
I just added my read of Something Fresh by P.G. Wodehouse to the Wiki for a book published in 1915. One more square to go!
5MarthaJeanne
Wiedersehen in Lhasa Claire really got on my nerves, but she does have the same name as my grandmother.
6christina_reads
>3 MarthaJeanne: How about Letters from Father Christmas? Seems to be an appropriately seasonal read.
7MarthaJeanne
>6 christina_reads: Thank you. I've been looking forward to that one.
8christina_reads
>7 MarthaJeanne: Good! :) And it looks like a short book, so you won't be burdened with a huge tome at the end of the year.
9MarthaJeanne
The taming of the queen Lots of portents for Henry's 6th wife. But she does survive.
10DeltaQueen50
My second bingo square is complete! I used The Secret Language of Girls by Frances O'Roark Dowell for the "Language" square.
11MissWatson
I counted Emperor of thorns for the mythical creatures square, since there are trolls necessary for the final victory. And i have a full BINGO with this.
12VivienneR
I just finished my second bingo card with a spy story published in 1915 - Inside the lines by Earl Derr Biggers.
13MarthaJeanne
>6 christina_reads: And now I have read it. Fun.
14MarthaJeanne
Die wirkliche Mittelerde This book about Tolkien's sources includes such creatures as dragons.
15MarthaJeanne
I just finished The Hobbit. I first read this as a 12 or 13 year old. I friend of the family sent it and Fellowship as a Christmas present. We lived in India at the time and it was years before I was able to obtain the rest of the trilogy. I'm counting it for reminding me of my childhood.
16MarthaJeanne
The scarecrow of Oz was published in 1915. I don't see any reason to read it again unless it has another big anniversary. This leaves me with just one more square.
17MarthaJeanne
Verschollene Städte is a very exciting book about Mayan archaeology, and I could never have read it in Slovakian.
This finishes my fourth Bingo card.
(We don't seem to have a December thread.)
This finishes my fourth Bingo card.
(We don't seem to have a December thread.)