Anyway, I have been starting to pack. Here is my suitcase:
This little collection consists of books I have been saving for a while (Maiden's Trip; The great lover; The well tempered clavier), books which I know I will enjoy (the two stripy greyladies titles), books which seem appropriate for a holiday by the sea in the summer and in Cornwall (Summer's day, No signposts in the sea, The tent the bucket and me, Zennor in darkness; The sealady), and some chicklit/light reads (Fixing Kate, Guppies for tea; Cast of smiles) which I've picked up in charity shops.
I'm not intending to read ALL of these; I like to have things to choose from. And I'm visiting Foyles this week so may add to this collection...
Thank goodness we are taking the car, and not flying anywhere!
lol, thank goodness indeed! I also always pack more books than I could possibly read. Have a wonderful holiday!
ReplyDeleteYou should be well relaxed when you get back! Love your collection of books to read whilst you're away, I'm really hoping you manage to read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel...breathe...Pie Society (such a long title). It was my absolute favourite of last year, a real treasure. Have a super time you two!
ReplyDeleteFabulous selection! Although it looks as if there won't be room in the suitcase for anything else...
ReplyDeleteThe Sheriff is definitely an appropriate choice and I'll be excited to read your reviews of the Viragoes and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society especially.
The Guernsey... is wonderful, so do read it if you can.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time!
Enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteI found Hunting and Gathering a suprisingly good light read, and would recommend it.
Love the suitcase! I have Cornish ancestors apparently and would love to visit there when I am next in England. A Fortnight in September is on my Persephone wishlist - hope you enjoy it (because I will probably then too!)
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