We've now emerged almost entirely from Lockdown, and life is starting to feel normal. We've had a mini break, met friends, eaten in restaurants and restarted our visits to heritage site. This new normal feels quite fragile and a little strange. So books and reading are still very important, and helping me to get through these very strange times.
This month's reading has included a couple of new Cosy Crime authors as well as some old favourites. I've rediscovered E M Forster, as well as reading a rather weighty tome on the Anglo Saxons (one of my favourite eras of history). All in all, a very diverse and satisfying month's reading.
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| Marc Morris The Anglo-Saxons |
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| E M Forster Where Angels Fear to Tread |
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| Stephanie Austin Dead in Devon |
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| Stephanie Austin Dead on Dartmoor |
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| Victoria Gilbert Booked for Death |
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| Kathering Bolger Hyde Fatality with Forster |
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| G G Vandergriff The Hollywood Murders |
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| Wordsworth's Duddon Revisited |
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| Nancy Spain Poison for Teacher |
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| A String of Pearls |
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| Paula Byrne The Adventures of Miss Barbara Pym |