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I'm in the amazing New York City in the 20's and 30's, as seen through the eyes of a rather extraordinary teenage girl - Florence Wolfson. (The Red Leather Diary by Lily Koppel)
And in Cedar Cove, Washington with a bunch of a people with a bunch of problems that I bet will end happily or at least be okay in the end. (16 Lighthouse Road by Debbie Macomber)
2 comments:
Are you reading for the 1930s Mini Challenge? Even if you weren't, it's only one book, so you should.
I can't put down Murder on the Orient Express. I'm sure I read it years ago, but I can't remember. Christie is just perfect, not a single extra word.
I've never read a Macomber book, but they look so comfy.
I hadn't seen that one, no. I'll have to check it out. I had the same reaction to And Then There Were None last year - perfection!
So far the Macomber is comfy but too filled with problems - I'd like at least one person in the town to not have a huge crisis!
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