Somehow I missed the birthday part of this week’s TTT so I’m editing to include it!
Happy Birthday, TTT! Ten years and still running!
This week’s topic had three choices. I chose “pick a past TTT topic you’ve done and re-do/update it.” Here’s my first go at this topic–full of fun little books!
One Sitting Wonders!
Modern Academe! Oh, the joys.
Dear Committee Members: A Novel by Julie Schumacher. My review is here.
The women of WWII living the new peacetime life at The May of Teck Club in London.
Girls of Slender Means by Muriel Spark. My review is here.
Blast from the past upsets rather odd man’s life.
Redhead by the Side of the Road: A Novel by Anne Tyler. My review is here.
Lust and the high school swim team Japanese style.
Diving Pool: Three Novellas by Yoko Ogawa. My review is here.
The story of the devoted tutor’s life with the ill-fated children of Nicholas II.
The Romanovs and Mr. Gibbes by Frances Welch
Commuting With the Past in France
The 6:41 to Paris by Jean-Philippe Blondel. My review is here.
Essays With Sass, but Ladylike Sass
Southern Lady Code: Essays by Helen Ellis
The Nazi Olympics in sound bytes.
Berlin 1936: Sixteen Days in August by Oliver Hilmes
In which Hemingway and Fitzgerald ponder foreshortening.
A Moveable Feast by Ernest Hemingway.
I read this in college in the History of Paris & Berlin in the 1920s.
Vacation romance circa The Gilded Age.
Daisy Miller by Henry James. I read this long ago.
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I love books you can read in one sitting. Very nice list.
My TTT .
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I read yours! Good job!
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Fun post. There are several books on your list that I’ve read and enjoyed from Jame’s Daisy Miller to A Moveable Feast. 🙂
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Thanks!
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Dear Committee Members is one of my favourite books! I didn’t know what to expect when I picked it up, but it’s so dang funny. Great post!
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Great list! The only one I’ve read is Redhead. Fredrik Backman’s 2 novellas are also quick reads! I also love MG titles which mostly can be read in a day! You might have inspired me to create my own list! 🙌😍
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Middle Grades have some really good stories. If you’ve read here for long you know I truly adore Hilary McKay’s Casson family series–so much that I asked the author to write a grown-up version of the marriage of the parents!
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That’s fun! 🙌😍
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Books that can be read in one sitting are my favorite sort of reads…no long books for me! Thank you for this great list.
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I hope you find one or more to enjoy!
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I liked A Moveable Feast very much – heading over to your reviews now!
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I overlooked this topic too – oh well, too late now.
I don’t know most of your featured books but will make a note of them because though I don’t care for short stories, I find novellas far more enjoyable.
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I’m glad I’m not alone in not caring about short stories. 🙂
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Oh it’s fun to find a book you can read in one sitting! I still need to read A Moveable Feast. ❤
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