This week's theme for Top Ten Tuesday, hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl, is "Books I Never Reviewed." Wow....that is hard to narrow down to just ten. My blog is only three years old so there are plenty to choose from. Sometimes I think of reviewing my favorites that I read long ago but is that cheating when you run a book blog? I mean, do I have to have read it that week for it to count? It's an interesting thought. Go back and write reviews for books I read five years ago? Even with Outlander I re-read them before I reviewed them.
Anyway here are ten books I really enjoyed but haven't reviewed. Maybe I should! Happy reading ya'll!
**No covers displayed due to time, but the titles are linked to Goodreads if you want more information on one of these amazing books!
1. The Murder On the Links by Agatha Christie (Cozy Mystery)
2. The Six Wives of Henry the VIII by Alison Weir (History- British Biography)
3. Highland Spirits by Amanda Scott (Historical Scottish Romance)
4. Leaving Ireland by Ann Moore (Historical Irish Romance)
5. Poldark by Winston Graham (Historical Fiction Cornwall)
6. Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky (Historical Fiction Russia )
7. Drums of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon (Historical Fiction/Romance)
8. Celia Garth by Gwen Bristow (Historical Fiction set in Charleston)
9. Queen of This Realm by Jean Plaidy (Historical Biography of Elizabeth II)
10. Into Africa by Martin Dugard (History- Stanley and Livingstone's discovery)
There is some great books in that list. Here is mine
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Into Africa sounds like a good read.
ReplyDeleteSome of these sound tough to review, so I totally understand you didn't.
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I haven't read any of these, except for Crime and Punishment, which in school many years ago.
ReplyDeleteIn my early years of blogging, I had a feature called From the Archives, in which I shared the notes from my reading journal of books I read in my pre-blogging days. I've thought about resurrecting that feature for books I never got around to reviewing more recently but did journal about. It's not a priority though--but something I've considered.
I've written a few reviews for Christie's books, but I often find myself stumped at how to review them and not spoil anything.
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Te cool thing about having a book blog is that you can do whatever you want with it! I don't think it's "cheating" to review a book you haven't read recently. If you've read something good and you want to share it, I say go for it.
ReplyDeleteHappy TTT!