Necropolis – Catharine Arnold (because I start my tours next weekend at Highgate).I’m Not Scared – Niccolo Ammaniti (for my unchallenging sort of challenge ‘Lost in Translation’).Skin Lane – Neil Bartlett (at the top because of next weeks NTTVBG).This four day weekend I will be finishing off some pesky books I have meandered through but am enjoying, so not actually that pesky, and seeing if I can get along with any of these…

I always have a nice little pile of maybes on my bedside (or actually on my bed in the case of the picture below) that I have been meaning to read a while or have just come in and are instantly tempting that I might just give a go over the break. Do pop over and leave some suggestions, I am interested to see what this list ends up being and am sure we will all want to give some unknown-to-us titles a whirl. The lovely Polly of Novel Insights as she goes on a quest to find long forgotten books by authors we love.

The main agenda, apart from some services (as The Converted One is Catholic) at the church, is mainly books and movies (such as Clash of the Titans in 3D).īefore I go on to mention my possible reading plans over Easter I wanted to draw your attention to a post this week that I think you can all help with.

I have to admit the closest thing to a religion I have is my books, but I do always find Easter a very calming time of year and this weekend nothing has been planned, no volunteering has been scheduled and it’s a rare thing at Savidge Towers. Ahhhh… and relax! Here in the UK it is the second day of a lovely long extended weekend because it is of course Easter.

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