Books 2019

Wishing you all a peaceful, healthy, and happy New Year!

Welcome 2020, I'm looking forward to this new year as it will bring a first and exciting happening for me. But before revealing more about that I'm taking a look back at 2019. It has meanwhile become a tradition to me to review the books I read during the year. I still enjoy reading but it has become more and more difficult. Too much distraction looking at other's quilts on Instagram! And I used to be able to read for hours in bed before sleeping. But alas, nowadays after a maximum of three pages the book drops on my face.

Still, these were my partners for a while:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not included are arts and crafts books.

For the quilters among us I can heartily recommend The Last Runaway by Tracy Chevalier.

If for any reason you'd like to see the books of earlier years, you can do so by clicking to the label reading in the right menubar.

Books 2018

Hope you had a good start into the new year!

I love looking back at the books that were my companions during the past year. While social media is taking away a lot of my reading time I try hard to set aside time for reading and turning paper pages.
And every time I finish a book I take a picture and set it aside to revisit end of the year. And so I can see that the past year was dominated by the books of Elena Ferrante and two related to my travels to Napels and Peru which brings back memories of those places I really enjoyed visiting.

Not included here are the arts&crafts books mainly about quilting that also come to stay with me during the year.

 

 

 

 

 


I will be back with progress update on my quilting journey soon.

Books 2017

Happy New Year everyone!

As usual here is my kind of year end review:

 

 

 

 

 

 



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