I finished When Will There Be Good News. It's great! The beginning is attention-grabbing (though sad) and then there's quite a bit where you don't exactly know who all the characters are and exactly what's happening. (Several of the characters are very appealing though). Then the author wraps it up with a masterful flourish - very satisfying.
I also read Hue and Cry, which is a new novel by Shirley McKay. It's set in the 16th century in St Andrews and it was fascinating to read about the places that you know. The book is very readable too and apparently it's the start of a series featuring Hew Cullan. An intriguing mystery with a humane attitude.
I started the latest John Connolly but I didn't get far because I decided to spend time sorting out my paperwork (mountainous). And in other news I got a phone call from my credit card company alerting me to fraud on my card! Well done to the card company for being on the ball and picking this up - and hopefully I won't be liable for any of the spending! Will keep you posted.
Day 291; Book 278
Teen wholesomely catches his little brother using tuna-covered spoons to
lure stray cats inside so he can gently bathe them, making them
“adoption-ready”: 'He thought if the cats were clean, people would like
them more and they might find homes'
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This could possibly be one of the most wholesome stories we've ever heard!
A true reminder that one's love for animals goes far beyond just their *own
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