This week I’m borrowing an idea from Sharon from Gum Trees and Galaxies, who used the beautiful pond at Laurel Bank Park for her snap of Claude Monet's Mad Enchantment a few weeks ago. The floating water lilies and reeds was the perfect backdrop for Arundhati Roy’s debut novel, The God of Small Things, which was awarded … Continue reading #BookSnapSunday – The God of Small Things
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#BookSnapSunday – Wyoming Stories
Wyoming Stories by Annie Proulx is a collection of short stories that features a wonderful array of characters and depicts the poverty, hardship and resilience of the people of Wyoming. It was originally published as two volumes: Close Range in 1999 and Bad Dirt in 2004. This combined edition was published in 2007 and features one … Continue reading #BookSnapSunday – Wyoming Stories
#BookSnapSunday -The Man Who Was Thursday
The title of today's #Book Snap is The Man Who Was Thursday by G K Chesterton (1874-1936). My edition contains two of Chesterton's novels: The Napoleon of Notting Hill and The Man Who Was Thursday. I read the first of the stories almost three years ago and then never got around to reading the second. … Continue reading #BookSnapSunday -The Man Who Was Thursday
#BookSnapSunday – Pride and Prejudice
This week's #Book Snap is the classic Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. I have just finished reading this for my course Texts in Adaptation, and as I was reading, and taking notes for the essay, I was thinking about how I could frame the photo. My lecturer made a comment in our lecture … Continue reading #BookSnapSunday – Pride and Prejudice
Mr Percival in the Creek
Strolling along the West Creek walkway, we spot a variety of birdlife. We see ducks swimming on the pond or waddling near the bank, little birds that flit over our heads, and as we start to approach magpie season, those black and white marauders that like to swoop on unsuspecting walkers. There is even a rogue … Continue reading Mr Percival in the Creek
#BookSnapSunday – Mrs M
Sharon at Gum trees and Galaxies has started a new meme called Book Snap Sunday. It is a project aimed to encourage a little bit of creativity while chronicling the books we have read, are reading or want to read. You can read more about Sharon's Book Snap Sunday here. The photo above is my … Continue reading #BookSnapSunday – Mrs M