Book blogger hop ... !

Book Blogger Hop

Yes, I am guilty over my long silence with the hop! But here I am again, in the hopes of reviving my floundering blog which has a few reviews in the works, including the incredible The Reader and the very jolly biography of larger-than-life Julia Child: A Life.  I also received from LibraryThing a copy of Pieta by William Zink, who is a wonderful, wonderful writer.  So watch for these reviews!

What am I currently reading? Aha ... it's a Roald Dahl I saved from the curb! I've read only Tales of the Unexpected so I was curious how his other adult books are ... so far, so good.

Over to You: Ten Stories of Flyers and Flying


And in the spirit of the Book Blogger hop, here's a sprinkling of some good ol' book bloggers out there:
Enjoy a' hopping and have a wonderful weekend ...

7 comments

  1. Just popped in via the hop to say hi! I'm a new follower and look forward to your reviews. Have a great weekend:)

    Jenny
    www.supernaturalsnark.blogspot.com

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  2. Hey
    =)

    I'm stopping by from the Book Blog Hop

    and I'm a new Follower!

    Happy Friday & Happy Reading!

    Have a great weekend!

    Larissa
    Welcome to Larissa's Bookish Life

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  3. So happy you were able to SAVE those books - what a find!

    Found you through the hop, look forward to my next visit.

    Have a great weekend, Bonnie
    www.theliterarygato.blogspot.com

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  4. hi jenny, thanks for visit. gotta get back to those reviews :P

    larissa, nice meeting ya!

    bonnie, well, someone had to save them ;P

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  5. Ah, Roald Dahl is great! Have you read Switch Bitch??

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  6. I love Roald Dahl's short story collections. I've been a fan of Roald Dahl since I was a kid so discovering his work for adults was a wonderful discovery.

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  7. Roof Beam Reader - No I haven't read Switch Bitch yet, only am just discovering all of Dahl's adult books! Thanks for the recommendation!

    Blooey, I know what you mean. Dahl is waaaay more than Charlie and the Choco Factory!

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