Sam's Theory by Sarah Mendivel. I am excited about this book. It's a YA fantasy novel written by a therapist as a creative way to help young people heal from trauma. What a brilliant idea!
A Florentine Death by Michele Giuttari. This is the first book in this Italian author's series featuring Chief Superintendent Michele Ferrara. It's perfect for the European Reading Challenge.
Wise Virgin by A. N. Wilson. I love campus novels an this one looks great, although it never crossed my radar before.
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ReplyDeleteI like the Florentine book. Reminds me of Donna Leon and her Venetian detective.
ReplyDeleteI would love to make time for Donna Leon. I might have heard about her from Oprah in some way. Not sure. Glad to see Donna Leon's name mentioned.
ReplyDeleteI like campus novels too. I readone a couple of years ago. I really, really liked it. I'm trying to remember the title and author. At the time, it was so important to me.
ReplyDeleteAll new to me. The premise of Sam's Theory is good. Hope you enjoy all of your books.
ReplyDeleteInteresting reads!
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely time :)
Sam's Theory sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteInteresting books, Gilion.
ReplyDeleteI hope your week has been good all around.