Originally posted by TorunnThere is a small library in our house which we share and where we leave books instead of throwing away. I found a novel by Roslund & Hellström which I will try.
I just finished the other one this evening, and unfortunately I have nothing right now unless I can find another one that I have missed reading, among my books.
Originally posted by TorunnI decided to leave this book unread. It was about abuse of children and I can find no thrill in reading about such things.
There is a small library in our house which we share and where we leave books instead of throwing away. I found a novel by Roslund & Hellström which I will try.
Originally posted by PonderableWilhelm.😀
I have just finished:
Willhelm Hauff:
Phantasien im Bremer Ratskeller, ein Herbstgeschenk für Freunde des Weines (1827)
a book my grandfather owned before me.
Also available in English - The Wine Ghosts of Bremen.
I have downloaded it to read on my holiday.
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/32064/32064-h/32064-h.htm
For free download.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesI have received a notification from the library that Nesbo's 'Thirst' is avalable now.
While waiting for another Jo Nesbo book from the library I picked up one called An Event in Autum by Henning Mankell (a short one (169 pages)
Stees, can you find the Swedish title in your copy of the Mankell book - is it a Wallander story?
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Originally posted by TorunnYes and I think it may have originally been titled (in Swedish) Handen but don't hold me to that.
I have received a notification from the library that Nesbo's 'Thirst' is avalable now.
Stees, can you find the Swedish title in your copy of the Mankell book - is it a Wallander story?
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Originally posted by TorunnYes the story does revolve around a hand. I am finding the writing a bit amateurish but that may just be the way it was translated. A lot of the dialogue seems...well...childish.
Thank you. 'Handen' (The hand) was published 2013, it's probably the one. I'll let you read it first and perhaps you will tell me what you think of it.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesIn that case I may not try it - I get annoyed with bad dialogues. But I have started reading "Thirst".
Yes the story does revolve around a hand. I am finding the writing a bit amateurish but that may just be the way it was translated. A lot of the dialogue seems...well...childish.