Welcome to the last Monday in March. Autumn sure is making itself felt here, and I hope Spring is for many of you. I had a reasonably good week, I have a new lawn mower man – only had to make one phone call as I found a card in the pantry and went for that one first. Always nice when its easy. Now I am thinking about what vegetables to plant for the winter. They are more expensive these days with various reasons so always good to be able to pass that aisle in the shop.
What I read last week:
Looks a lot but The Color of Light was an ongoing audio I finished this week and In the Unlikely Event was a slow and steady. And of course the Dog Man book is a graphic novel for children. My great nephew I am helping to read is in to them so I tried one before I gave it to him. (I am the enabler!) The book was fun.
What I am reading now:
And starting to listen to…
I am going to try out one of these as my next Slow and Steady Read
Up next:
Last Week’s Posts
The Book Date 
Great looking nooks! I am curious about the Marian Keyes book. Enjoy you rweek.
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I’m glad finding a new lawn service was painless! I read one book by Dav Pilkey and it was a lot of fun. I see why your nephew is a fan. Enjoy your week!
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So glad the lawn situation was easily solved. I’m thinking about growing herbs this spring/summer. I’ve done bigger scale gardening but just don’t think I have the best setup for it. I have Lions of Fifth Avenue on my list to read this year. I’m really looking forward to it! I read another book by Fiona Davis last year and absolutely loved it.
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Happy autumn! It snowed here yesterday, so it feels like spring is far away.
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Looks like a good reading week for you! I just love how you’ve helped your great-nephew with his reading and encouraged a love of books. I did the same with my niece and nephew (though, sadly, they are both in phases of not wanting to read much at the moment, at 17 and 21!)
Hope you enjoy your books this week, too – I’ve heard good things about The Lions of Fifth Avenue.
Sue
Book By Book
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I’ve certainly contributed my fair share to my granddaughters’ TBR piles of children’s books. Good to start them loving books early!
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The Lion’s Fifth Avenue looks good. I have that one on my wishlist. I hope you have a great week!
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A winter garden sounds wonderful – what will you plant? You have such interesting books going on, while I am still making my way through In Farleigh Field – but it is picking up for me, so it should go faster. I don’t read except in the afternoon with a little glass of wine, so it’s a slow-go for me! Have a great week.
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Your reading sounds perfect. Not much in the winter garden, mainly silver beet and I might put broccoli and a bit of spinach. Not much really grows, but it I can have greens to pick its a plus.
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Good luck with your winter garden! I hope you share how it goes. I’ve only gardened in warm weather.
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Good week. Happy reading this week
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The Fiona Davis is on my TBR.
Sigh Everything is so much more expensive now, I dread grocery shopping!
Wishing you a great reading week
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Looks like you had a great week! I hope you enjoy your next reads! Happy reading 😀
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How good to be an enabler for a young reader! Tom’s Midnight Garden has my interest.
Have a good week and Happy Reading!
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I’ve been buying board books like crazy for my new granddaughter! Can’t wait till she’s old enough for real picture books and then chapter books, etc!
I listened to all of the Inspector Gamache books on audio, but I’m sure they’re great in print as well.
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How sweet that you are reading with your great nephew. Thank you for hosting. Have a wonderful week.
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Have a great week! Good luck with your vegetables!
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I hope you are loving THE LIONS OF FIFTH AVENUE.
Enjoy Louise Penny’s book.
Have a great week.
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I have Itami’s Fault Lines on my TBR. And the Louise Penny looks good too. I was sorry to see her Three Pines adaptation get canceled. So many shows no don’t get renewed…
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Another great week for you! Enjoy, and thanks for sharing
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