2threadnsong
It's a great set-up, and brings together many different areas - Armi Christi, Polish history (had no idea it was wiped off the map of Europe for a time!), and Bruges. The White Lady sounds delish!
3Andrew-theQM
>2 threadnsong: If you’ve not read it I would recommend reading The White Lady by Jacqueline Winspear, written in 2023.
This is the link to my review of it.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5453736278
This is the link to my review of it.
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/5453736278
4Sergeirocks
>2 threadnsong: Just bear in mind, threadnsong, that the book Andrew recommends in >3 Andrew-theQM: has nothing to do with ice cream, 😂.
5Andrew-theQM
>4 Sergeirocks: Yes I think I misinterpreted The White Lady here! 🤷♂️ (the well known Belgian Resistance fighter)
6Sergeirocks
>5 Andrew-theQM: Any reason to recommend Winspear is a good reason…
7Andrew-theQM
>6 Sergeirocks: This is true, her Maisie Dobbs series is brilliant.
8Sergeirocks
>7 Andrew-theQM: Yes, I’d agree; that series one of my favourites
9threadnsong
>6 Sergeirocks: Yes, there is that!
>3 Andrew-theQM: Thank you for the link 😁
I recently "got into" the Maisie Dobbs series, and while I would love to read them all in one sitting, they are as rich as The White Lady is described. Besides, once I finish them, the series will be over (tho some could argue I can go back and re-read them!).
>3 Andrew-theQM: Thank you for the link 😁
I recently "got into" the Maisie Dobbs series, and while I would love to read them all in one sitting, they are as rich as The White Lady is described. Besides, once I finish them, the series will be over (tho some could argue I can go back and re-read them!).
10Sergeirocks
>9 threadnsong: I hate when I’m coming to the end of a favourite series…
11Andrew-theQM
>9 threadnsong: I feel the same, some of my best series I like to read slowly so I always have more to look forward to.
