What are you reading?

@torunn said
'Arseniktornet' by Anne B. Ragde (not translated)

@great-big-stees said
Speaking of translations, how's the recipe coming along?

@Torunn
Now reading the Mueller report. Trump and his personal attorney Barr both say No collusion, totally exonerated.
Sure, in a pig's eye.

the instructions for my bread maker, it’s a lot of faffing about and I keep ending up with a paddle shaped hole in the bread. I might just use it to make the dough and finish in the oven.
A good read but a little disjointed

-Removed-

@kevcvs57 said
Yes it may end up on the top shelf of my larder in between the halogen (sausage) cooker and the high maintenance pressure cooker.

Graham Norton: Holding

A quite interesting novel about some real hard fates in Ireland

I have just finished the novel The Cult on Fog Island (2016) by the Swedish writer Mariette Lindstein. "The book (...) generated a lot of media attention because of Mariette’s long connection to Scientology, the Int base and David Miscavige. People in Sweden (and elsewhere) are fascinated by the craziness of Scientology, particularly under DM." This book is the first of a trilogy about the fictional sect ViaTerra, and is to a large extent inspired by Mariette's experiences.

Second book of the Fog Island Trilogy: Sekten som återuppstod (2017)

A House of Pomegranates.

By Oscar Wilde.

Little Red Riding Hood

Charles Perrault

-VR

Green Eggs and Ham

By Dr. Seuss

(He just does not want to eat those eggs, anywhere)

Bush Runner (The Adventures of Pierre-Esprit Radisson)
by Mark Bourrie