It's that feeling which comes over you when you settle down to read a promising-looking book - and then you realise you have read it before. Aaarrrgh! In this case it is Joanna Trollope's Second Honeymoon. I remember it's a good read but it's very annoying to either know what's going to happen, or to remember it as you read it.
I sometimes have a problem remembering titles. Distinctive titles are fine, but there are some authors out there whose titles just don't stick in my mind at all. Dean Koontz is one - the titles hardly convey anything to me at all. I think Nora Roberts might be another. It's funny because I will sometimes choose a book based just on the title.
Day 55; Book 52
CDS delivers an old, injured, hungry orange cat to human who's eager to
help him, but 5 months later, his original owners notice that their cat
went missing, demand him back, and post on social media, slandering the
person who saved "their" cat's life
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If it took you five months to notice that your cat was missing and do
something about it, were you ever really the cat's owner?
We think that every cat own...
1 day ago
I love to re-read old favourites...very rarely do I worry about knowing what happens...Anna
ReplyDeleteThat is true Anna - there are lots of books worth reading again. This one had sneaked up on me though!
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