Lovely British murder mystery told from the POV of an underdog undertaker who falls in with a lonely housesitter. Many others in this series, but I wonder what POV they are all told from? Must investigate.
Didn't read through but found some sections fascinating. Good gift for Margaret - the kind of reference you want to consult on an as needed basis rather than reading for pleasure.
I love these novels because the characters are fairly worn in and comforting to hang with. Now I'm curious about George Gordon, Lord Byron and looking for a juicy biography.
Fast read from the library, so due back before I'm past the weight loss chapters.
Will purchase soon, as I've started the 'slow-carb' diet and am feeling pretty good, more energy and less hunger. Way more information than needed, but it's good to have it handy to save time researching if something really twigs an interest.
Writing schedules, time and word quotas and many other helpful bits of advice. Should have read this after the Procrastination Equation instead of before.
Detailed survey about weight loss science in the last 200 years. Concludes that carbohydrates (especially refined ones) are the culprit behind the obesity and diabetes epidemic.
Reassuring and makes sense, even though it means turning my back on some favorite foods.
Only skimmed parts of it based on personal relevance, readable but dense.
Stories inspired by Jane Austen and Chawton House The Best of Jane Austen Short Story Competition
Interesting collection. Each author included a note about what they were going for in the story or how it was relevant. The most effective stories for me were set in contemporary times.
It made complete sense at the time of reading. Had good advice for implementation as well, but somehow it seemed too far away from day to day to take on. Although, I have been getting things done with less stress since reading it, so perhaps it's helped subliminally.
A different take on Jane fanfiction, an author is given the first 3000 words of a lost manuscript of Austen's and told to finish it. Mocks the genre while fully embracing it. Enjoyed very much.
Funny and sad and slightly surreal. The schmuck returns from the coast to apologize to the woman he jilted 30 years ago, and sleeps and charms his way around Boston.