Today on Kim Forrester’s blog, Reading Matters, I share three books that have been significant in my reading life so far. To find out what those three books were and why they mattered to me, click on the link below:
My pleasure, I have some on my TBR of your all time favourites too, I haven’t forgotten them, love to look back at those that have stayed with us through the years.
Great choices! After reading all the comments on Kim’s blog, I thought I’d come comment over here. I think I own Birds Without Wings, so now I am very excited to get to it. All have been added to my list!
Wow, dust it off Naomi and get reading, don’t you love it when there are hidden gems on the shelf that you hadn’t realised are going to be a brilliant read. I know I must have plenty of those lurking in there temporarily forgotten about.
Yes, I love it!! That is why I keep so many unread books, when I really don’t have time to read them all. Someday, there will be a time and a place for all of them.
Thank you Dagny, books have stayed with me all the way, now I read around the world while staying pretty much in one place, but I love to remember some of my favourite books by the places I read them in.
Why can’t I find how to comment over at Kim’s? Anyway, I can’t see how, or the discussion, but want to say how much I also enjoyed Birds Without. It was beautifully written and very powerful.
Now I shall have to add Hummingbird to my TBR list. 🙂
There’s a little circle with a number inside it that you have to click on to open the comments box, it took me a while to figure out how to reply to the comments there too.
Well thanks you for coming here to let me know that you too saw the beauty of Birds Without Wings, it’s a wonderful book that has always stayed with me. I hope you can find a copy of Hummingbird, I think they are relatively scarce!
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Thanks for taking the time to do it, Claire — you chose three intriguing books!
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Love the discussion too, thanks Kim for inviting me to join your impressive group of readers 🙂
Lots of great recommendations among the many posts.
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My reading list has just grown again. Thanks! 🙂
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My pleasure, I have some on my TBR of your all time favourites too, I haven’t forgotten them, love to look back at those that have stayed with us through the years.
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Oh yes. I re-read them as well. You can now add The Bees to that list.
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Great choices! After reading all the comments on Kim’s blog, I thought I’d come comment over here. I think I own Birds Without Wings, so now I am very excited to get to it. All have been added to my list!
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Wow, dust it off Naomi and get reading, don’t you love it when there are hidden gems on the shelf that you hadn’t realised are going to be a brilliant read. I know I must have plenty of those lurking in there temporarily forgotten about.
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Yes, I love it!! That is why I keep so many unread books, when I really don’t have time to read them all. Someday, there will be a time and a place for all of them.
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What an interesting life you’ve had! Thank you for sharing your love of books and your special books.
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Thank you Dagny, books have stayed with me all the way, now I read around the world while staying pretty much in one place, but I love to remember some of my favourite books by the places I read them in.
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Why can’t I find how to comment over at Kim’s? Anyway, I can’t see how, or the discussion, but want to say how much I also enjoyed Birds Without. It was beautifully written and very powerful.
Now I shall have to add Hummingbird to my TBR list. 🙂
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There’s a little circle with a number inside it that you have to click on to open the comments box, it took me a while to figure out how to reply to the comments there too.
Well thanks you for coming here to let me know that you too saw the beauty of Birds Without Wings, it’s a wonderful book that has always stayed with me. I hope you can find a copy of Hummingbird, I think they are relatively scarce!
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