While browsing Twitter, I often stumbled upon books that interest me. It could be from someone's tweeting about his/her latest book haul, or someone's retweet of book promotion from his/her favorite bookstore. Either way, if the title/cover and its Goodreads' summary attracts me, I'll put it into a list. This is that list. Of twenty one books. No extract of reviews, only the title and author. And some book covers or little notes here and there.
The Summer Book by Tove Jansson
From @Nick_Holland
Away with the Penguins by Hazel
Prior
The Black Spectacles by John
Dickson Carr
From @BL_Publishing, retweeted by
@kaggsy59
The Rotten Core (The Lady
Hardcastle Mystery) by T.E. Kinsey
From @MallikaRamacha1
All Done by Kindness by Doris
Langley Moore
From @LouiseCulmer1, retweeted by
@DeanStPress
Maud Martha by Gwendolyn Brooks
Bloomsbury Girls by Natalie Jenner
Inspired by Laurie (Goodreads)
This is the only one I've got from Goodreads (shared in a tweet)
This is the only one I've got from Goodreads (shared in a tweet)
The Christie Affair by Nina de
Gramont
From @Kim_A_Howard, quote tweeted
by @mary_russell
Renoir, My Father by Jean Renoir
From @artistmonet (a fan account of Claude Monet)
The Poisonous Solicitor: The True
Story of a 1920s Murder Mystery by Stephen Bates
From @ArmchairSleuth
Priceless Betrayal by Victoria
Tait
The Hymn Tune Mystery by George A.
Birmingham
From @GaiaBird1
The Boy and the River by Henri
Bosco
From @nonsuchbook
Bellevue by Alison Booth
From @Fiction_Books
The Lonely Hearts Book Club by
Lucy Gilmore
From @MallikaRamacha1
Fortunata and Jacinta by Benito
Pérez Galdós
From @neglectedbooks, retweeted by
@alokranj
Green Money by D.E. Stevenson
Twice Round the Clock by Billie
Houston
From @BL_Publishing
A Town Called Solace by Mary
Lawson
From @AliceStevo
Fresh from the Country by Miss
Read
From @DeanStPress
Vera Wong's Unsolicited Advice for
Murderers by Jesse Q. Sutanto
From @puzzledoctor
The first cozy mystery ever from
an Indonesian writer! I think I'm going to read this one straight away after my current read!
I really enjoyed Away With the Penguins!
ReplyDeleteAh, I'm glad to hear that!
DeleteThis is a really good idea. I try to keep the blog post in my Feedly reader that inspired me to read a book, and in Nonfiction November I've learned to start a post early that identifies where I get ideas for wishlist books from as I forgot the first year and just listed them without links!
ReplyDeleteI know, right? We just need one place to save all these book recs and the links that have inspired us. At the end of the year I would probably make a list of how many books I have read or bought from these recs.
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