Book Loving Kiwis discussion

The other thread was getting a bit long - time for a fresh start!

Currently I'm on A Month of Short Stories.

So I'm reading Lord Peter: The Complete Lord Peter Wimsey Stories by one of my all time favourite authors, Dorothy L. Sayers Just love Lord Peter.

& I'm starting to get all Christmassy, so I have taken The Ultimate Christmas Collection out of hibernation & I am enjoying the sweet, old fashioned tales.

I was just going to read short stories this month, but I was waiting for my husband in our local library to pass the time & I started Convenience Store Woman During the nadir of my working life I worked in a supermarket, so it will be interesting how I find this one.

We Are All Greta: Be Inspired to Save the World by Valentina Giannella

Audiobook version, was looking for one to have on while I try and keep my concentration at work!

What's everyone reading over the Christmas holidays? I've just started Still Life by Sarah Winman and loving the characters, setting and writing so far!

Carol if you're reading short stories have you tried Home Theatre by kiwi author (can't remember his name). Quirky stories but I really enjoyed

Oh Anthony Lapwood is the author's name

Erica wrote: "Carol if you're reading short stories have you tried Home Theatre by kiwi author (can't remember his name). Quirky stories but I really enjoyed"

Hi Erica

Our library system doesn't carry this one but it does sound interesting, so I have added it to one of my lists.

I have just finished the short stories I was intending to read (except for a reread of my favourite short story The Ransom of Red Chief) I may still fit that one in.

Atm I'm reading A Wreath of Roses by Elizabeth Taylor (no, not that Elizabeth Taylor!) Taylor has a lovely writing style, but I'm having trouble concentrating atm.

I'm rereading Black Sheep by my favourite author, Georgette Heyer.

Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl

Something nice and easy as I work in the office today

I'm currently reading The Girls in the Water.

I Kissed a Zombie, and I Liked It byAdam Selzer