@torunn saidJust got, from my library the book "My Sister, The Serial Killer" by Oyinkan Braithwaite
'Känslan av ett slut' is the Swedish title. Thank you, I will read it.
Eowyn Ivey: "Mot den glittrande snön vid världens ände" (To the Bright Edge of the World):
I have just finished reading this amazing novel; it took some time to read and understand.
"In the winter of 1885, Lieutenant Colonel Allen Forrester sets out with his men on an expedition into the newly acquired territory of Alaska. Their objective: to travel up the ferocious Wolverine River, mapping the interior and gathering information on the region's potentially dangerous native tribes. With a young and newly pregnant wife at home, Forrester is anxious to complete the journey with all possible speed and return to her. But once the crew passes beyond the edge of the known world, there's no telling what awaits them..."
It was a journey for me too.
I tend to have several books on the go which I keep switching between (OCD is a bitch).
Lab Rats by Dan Lyons
Endurance by Scott Kelly
More Fool Me by Stephen Fry
The Blank Slate by Stephen Pinker
Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
Hexen Hexen by Roald Dahl (The Witches in German, but reading it very slowly 🙂 )
@lausey saidI have the same affliction, reading several books at the same time or putting one down
I tend to have several books on the go which I keep switching between (OCD is a bitch).
Lab Rats by Dan Lyons
Endurance by Scott Kelly
More Fool Me by Stephen Fry
The Blank Slate by Stephen Pinker
Red Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
Hexen Hexen by Roald Dahl (The Witches in German, but reading it very slowly 🙂 )
for a while to resume another. These are all books I am enjoying and plan to finish
eventually. Most are non-fiction. Why do you attribute it to OCD?
@HandyAndy
I suppose OCD is the wrong acronym and more like ADHD. Getting bored quickly and having a "change of scenery". Probably in the case of books, it is normal behaviour.