HelenaS
@helenas.bsky.social
Librarian, reader, sometimes writer. She/her Lost in a world filled with words. Dutch in Ireland. Reviews books https://helenasheat.blogspot.com
AKA Marleen Kennedy
AKA Marleen Kennedy
Books I read this year:
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
February 4, 2024 at 3:21 PM
Books I read this year:
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
Books I read this year:
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
February 2, 2024 at 7:34 PM
Books I read this year:
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
Books I read this year:
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
February 2, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Books I read this year:
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
Books I read this year:
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
February 2, 2024 at 7:30 PM
Books I read this year:
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
Coincidence. My bookclub will be discussing The Witches of Vardo Tuesday week... On Halloween, how appropriate is that?
October 21, 2023 at 9:40 AM
Coincidence. My bookclub will be discussing The Witches of Vardo Tuesday week... On Halloween, how appropriate is that?
Enjoy. They're a lovely crowd there.
October 18, 2023 at 9:31 AM
Enjoy. They're a lovely crowd there.
I do, but didn't start until 12.30 today. Maybe next time.
October 17, 2023 at 8:48 PM
I do, but didn't start until 12.30 today. Maybe next time.
We almost met today. You'd just left the building when I arrived to start my shift. Such a shame.
October 17, 2023 at 6:31 PM
We almost met today. You'd just left the building when I arrived to start my shift. Such a shame.
Welkom!!!
Bluesky is nog een beetje beperkt vergeleken met Twitter maar het is ook een stuk vriendelijker!
Bluesky is nog een beetje beperkt vergeleken met Twitter maar het is ook een stuk vriendelijker!
October 15, 2023 at 3:08 PM
Welkom!!!
Bluesky is nog een beetje beperkt vergeleken met Twitter maar het is ook een stuk vriendelijker!
Bluesky is nog een beetje beperkt vergeleken met Twitter maar het is ook een stuk vriendelijker!
Impressive. And exactly as it should be!
October 11, 2023 at 8:53 PM
Impressive. And exactly as it should be!
That reminds me I should really take a day to make my own batch of 'erwtensoep'.
October 11, 2023 at 4:58 PM
That reminds me I should really take a day to make my own batch of 'erwtensoep'.
I distinctly remember how, about 50 odd years ago, my younger brother (aged 7 at the time) told the rest of us to be quiet because on the radio someone said 'nu komt de aap uit de mouw'. He wanted to hear that monkey emerging. :)
October 2, 2023 at 12:47 PM
I distinctly remember how, about 50 odd years ago, my younger brother (aged 7 at the time) told the rest of us to be quiet because on the radio someone said 'nu komt de aap uit de mouw'. He wanted to hear that monkey emerging. :)
That was immensely helpful. Thank you!
October 2, 2023 at 9:34 AM
That was immensely helpful. Thank you!