doodlywhatsits: January 2019

Jill's bookshelf: read

by Sara Gruen

I can't even begin to explain how much I loved this audiobook. The two different narrators for young and old Jacob were superb. The story was beautifully written and I really cared about the characters and the animals. I didn't want this...

The Thirteenth Tale

by Diane Setterfield

I absolutely loved this book. It had me gripped from the first few pages and I truly did lose myself in the story of the Angelfield twins.

The Invisible Ones

by Stef Penney

I loved this book and the narration was superb. I'd read Stef Penney's debut novel The Tenderness of Wolves in paperback and really enjoyed it, that is what made me choose this for my Audible download. This story is set among the gypsy co...

The Beach House

by Jane Green

Enjoyable chick-lit kind of book. I listened to it as an audible download and it was easy listening, if a bit predictable in it's neat and tidy ending.

Doc

by Mary Doria Russell

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