Books for April, 2003

[pegkerr]

The beginning of the month continued with pure comfort reading, books read before. I attribute this to stress caused by the war. All the Margaret Frazer books were re-reads

The Servant's Tale by Margaret Frazer

The Outlaw's Tale, ditto

The Boy's Tale, ditto

The Boy's Tale, ditto

The Prioress's Tale, ditto

The Maiden's Tale, ditto

The Reeve's Tale, ditto

The Squire's Tale, ditto

The Clerk's Tale, ditto (which I read last month).

Sandman: Dream Country by Neil Gaiman

I am presently reading Thomas Shippey's J.R.R. Tolkien: Author of the Century, which I adore, but properly will belong on next month's list.

Cheers,
Peg

Comments

[jbru.livejournal.com]

Not too shabby a list and far better than me as I find little time for reading these days. I think I must get some reading by osmosis, however, as Ericka moves box-fuls of books through the house on what seems like a weekly basis. The library loves her as she keeps their circulation numbers up and she's a frequent customer of the used book stores in our neck of the woods.