March's reading has been very varied, quite a lot of crime fiction, but I've also really enjoyed a couple of natural history books, as well. I'm loving some of the recent natural history publications, combining literary works with the natural world.
I've started some new series: Amanda Cross's Kate Fansler books; Jan Karon's Mitford series and the first book in Elsie J Oxenham's Sussex series. They promise many happy hours of reading ahead. I'm always happy when I'm at the beginning of a series of books!
At the end of March we had a jaunt down to Sussex, so my current reading reflects many of the authors who lived in, or wrote about, many of the beautiful villages and towns we have recently visited.
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| Simon Martin Drawn to Nature |
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| Birds An Anthology |
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| Julia Chapman Date with Betrayal |
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| Alan Starr Literary Sussex |
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| Amanda Cross In the Last Analysis |
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| Glenda Young Murder at the Seaview Hotel |
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| Anna Legat Death Comes to Bishops Well |
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| Elsie J Oxenham The Junior Captain |
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| Hollow Palaces |
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| Jan Karon At Home in Mitford |
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| Angela Thirkell Three Houses |