APRIL CHATS - 2023

Tell Us What's On Your Mind.

Sorry! Forgot today was the 1st!

Americana Challenge (the Territories Edition) - April 2023

https://www.librarything.com/topic/349833

>2 bhabeck: Don't worry about it. I would have sent you a reminder in a few days. It seems this year is moving so fast. I remember when Christmas or my birthday was like 100 years away ...now they're here and gone before you know it. Sunday is Easter already!!!

>3 Carol420: I know! I can’t believe we’re already in April! This year is going by especially fast

>4 bhabeck: My Grandmother used to tell us kids to not want time to move so fast. That once we get older, we will want it to slow down. She was right.

HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!!!

Tomorrow (Thursday) sees the start of the next Mystery and Suspense Group Read, with the read of Play Dead by Angela Marsons. This is book 4 in the excellent DI Kim Stone Series.

I will post the schedule later tonight.

>7 Andrew-theQM: Hi Andrew,
As I will be in beautiful Bath on holiday from tomorrow I cannot join this one. I will add DI Stone to my 'must read' list.
Best wishes to the group and sorry to be missing this month's Group Read.

This is the schedule for the Group Read of Play Dead by Angela Marsons, which starts today. This is the fourth book in the DI Kim Stone Series.

Thursday 13th April : Prologue - Chapter 12
Friday 14th April : Chapter 13 - Chapter 32
Saturday 15th April : Chapter 33 - Chapter 53
Sunday 16th April : Chapter 54 - Chapter 74
Monday 17th April : Chapter 75 - Chapter 93

This is the link to the group. All welcome to join.

https://www.librarything.com/ngroups/23971

>8 Maura49: Hope you have a great time in Bath Maura 😁 See you next time.

>8 Maura49: I hope you have a nice time in Bath, Maura, 🙂; according to the BBC weather page, the sun should be making some welcome appearances…

Happy Birthday Carol!

>12 Olivermagnus:
Thank you. Love the dancing cats. Wonder if the dog may have "snacked " on one of them.

>11 Sergeirocks: Thank you; it was a great holiday with some sunshine and a lovely time to be there with the countryside around the city lush in that gorgeous Somerset way. The wonderful Georgian architecture was another plus. We lived in nearby Bristol for several years and I had visited Bath before but found plenty trhat was new to me.
Happy however to be back and checking in with the wonderful LT community.