Confessions | 
pickIt took me some time to finish and I have barely scratched the first layer of this monumental and overwhelming "symphony of the evil". This must be a gem for lovers of philosophy and literature.
A genius losing his most precious gift, his mind, writes a final confession to the love of his life.
Such engaging prose, extremely vivid scenes and timelines stratching over 300 years alternate within the same piece of dialogue and interior monologue.
"Every day I read and every day I realise that I have everything left to read. And every once in a while I reread, even though I only reread that which deserves the privilege of rereading. A book that doesn‘t deserve to be reread doesn‘t deserve to be read either."
#alltimefavorites
1/12 Jeez. I‘ve never dropped a book in the bathtub. But give me time and I‘m sure I will. @TheReadingMermaid
I just finished my #coffebeanbookclub read. I may have fallen into a cozy mystery black hole, the way I occasionally fall into a romance black hole....
Sometimes Sheriff Carson's advice is all we need😂
... keep it up, what the hell. If what you want is to spend your life reading, go ahead, you and your books. And tell the others where they can stuff it
#bookworms
There can't be too many shelves in one photo 😁📚
#readingresolutions #shelfiesaturday
@Jess7
My other half can‘t sleep with the light on, so last night I made him sleep in the spare room so I could keep the light on and read. I really wanted to finish my book! 🤭🤣
#litsyconfessions
#booknerdconfessions #shelfie #FallIntoReading
I once tried to deny my book-nerdish tendencies...
At a party in my 20's I overheard my housemate telling a bunch of people how I loved to read & that I'd even started my own book club. She was mocking me, & everyone laughed. I pretended not to hear, and felt quite unsettled & diminished 😢.
Now I'm in my 40's & I am a loud and proud book nerd, as is my husband & at least one of our kids 😁👏📚❤️👊.
1. Fairfield, Tx
2. The Dry by Jane Harper
3. American Gods by Neil Gaiman
4. The Dollhouse Murders
5. It by Stephen King
6. Hmm...I'm really not sure...
#LetsTalkAboutBooksBaby
This book was #recommendedby @Moray_Reads and I just had to have it straight away!
As the protagonist is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, the motif of fading memories allows for the intermingling of stories, time periods and a mysterious violin.
Can't wait to crack this one wide open (but I'm making myself finish a couple books from last year before I start anything else). #readjanuary
Not #setinlibraries as such but books are an essential part of the story and there is a wonderful part where the protagonist builds his home library that left me envious. This was also my favourite book of 2015! #SeasonsReadings2016
@RealLifeReading
