edrandrew reads in 2018

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edrandrew reads in 2018

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1edrandrew
Edited: Aug 27, 2018, 7:02 am

After a few years of not doing the challenge I find myself drawn back to it. Below are reads done this year before I decided to go for it, in no particular order. There may be a few late arrivals that get added back in later on.
There was a reread of the Constable Grant series
1) Rivers of London
2) Moon Over Soho
3) Whispers Underground
4) Broken Homes
5) Foxglove Summer
6) The Hanging Tree
7) The Furthest Station
Supported by
8) London Under
and of the Baroque Sequence
9) Quicksilver
10) The Confusion
11) The System of the World
Supported by
12) Newton and the Counterfeiter
13) Restoration London
Some Douglas Adams
14) Hitch-hikers Guide-Radio Scripts
15) So Long and Thanks for all the Fish
16) Mostly Harmless
17) The Motorcycle Manual
18) Freakonomics
19) The Historian
20) The Time Travellers Guide to Medieval England
21) Most Secret War
22) Alex's Adventures in Numberland
23) The Gathering Storm - Book 1 of Winston Churchill's "The Second World War"
24) The Twilight War - Book 2 of Winston Churchill's "The Second World War"
25) The Fall of France - Book 3 of Winston Churchill's "The Second World War"

Finished Today
26) Tithe by Holly Black
27) Alone - Book 4 of Winston Churchill's "The Second World War"

2drneutron
Apr 29, 2018, 2:54 pm

Welcome back! Nice batch of books so far this year.

3thornton37814
May 20, 2018, 8:53 pm

Welcome back!

4edrandrew
May 21, 2018, 10:17 am

28) Lost Languages: The Enigma of the World's Undeciphered Scripts

A re-read of the Lord of The Rings trilogy
29) The Fellowship of the Ring
30) The Two Towers
31) Return of the King

32) Germany Drives East to continue Churchill's account of WW2, with light shed on such recurrent themes as Iraq and a few other bits that tend not to get much of a mention.

33) The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters for a bit of steampunk fantasy

34) Early Medieval England for a dose of history split between the dynastic and the documentary/administrative (which I find the more interesting of the aspects).

5thornton37814
May 25, 2018, 12:22 pm

>34 I'm hoping to read a few more medieval history books before too long. I remember being intrigued by the social aspects of medieval society when we studied it in school, but I really would love to read some "adult" treatments of the social history.

7edrandrew
Aug 27, 2018, 7:06 am

51) Germany Drives East for the 5th Part of Churchill's history of WWII (actually finished some time ago but forgotten from the above list.
52) War Comes to America for the 6th part of the same, getting me up to date with my read of this.

8edrandrew
Sep 22, 2018, 6:59 am

53) Anathem to continue the run through Stephenson's stuff, followed by
54) Reamde
55) The World of Chaucer
56) Sieges of the Middle Ages
57) The Great Mortality