Orlando by Virginia Woolf, started it ages ago but only just got back to reading regularly again. Next on the list is Before the Coffee gets Cold
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Driven-Rush in the 90’s and In The End.
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I just cannot get into Virginia Woolf! I wish I could! I’m jealous, enjoy! X
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Read Three by Beth Cameron…twice! Really enjoyed it. Three stories intertwined but very well written. Hopefully another book on the way from her.
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Thursday murder Club by Richard Osman
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Midnight Library by Matt Haig. It is about a woman between life and death who gets to try the different lives that she could have had. An interesting book that made me appreciate what I have instead of longing for the lives I didn’t have due to choices I have made.
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It’s the first Woolf I’ve tried so I don’t know how it compares to her others, I’m enjoying it. I guess it could be difficult, a strange prose style, but I just don’t try too hard to follow everything and just let the words wash over 
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Just read Bob Mortimer and away his life story made me chuckle 
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That’s in my to be read pile
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@AmyA It’s a good read I read orange satsuma first though which made a reference or 2 to his real job and life that was good too 
Ah yes, i don’t have that yet but have heard good things.
I’d get it read that first and then the And away made it a lead into his life story for me
I see nobody here is reading mildly explicit fantasy novels 
Love these books! reading the 3rd one now 
I’m hooked, it’s my school run book! Sit and read whilst waiting for the little one.
Looking forward to the next one already x
Virginia Woolf
A Room of One’s Own: stunning prose
Tolstoy
Anna Karenina
(still)
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