February Backlist of the Month

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Welcome to the second month of the Backlist of the month. This month there will be a larger list but not as many reviews. Mostly because it’s a short month and personally I have a few things going on that will leave me away from the desk a little more. Although it won’t stop me from reading. We have a surgery this month which means hours sitting in a hospital waiting room with nothing but reading to do.

This month’s books are actually inspired by the Booklist Queen. I saw her list of books and thought I needed to read some of them and that maybe you would like them as well. They are all from the 1930’s (either written during or set in) which should make for some interesting reading.

I am hoping to post reviews for each of these as I read them and may do a wrap up at the end of the month. I didn’t do it last month and am still not sure if it will happen this month.

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  1. I would like to read the book Gone With The Wind if I can find the time. I have never read that book and would like to see how it differs from the movie.

  2. Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons sounds like a story that I would enjoy reading and Gone With the Wind is a classic that I have never actually read so that should be on my reading bucket List. And Then There Were None is a story that I have heard of but never read but I did read Murder on the Orient Express many, many years ago

  3. I’d love to read Fannie Flagg’s Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe…the movie was so great and I’ve often wondered how different it was from the book.

  4. I would love to be able to read more this month! This sounds like a great selection of books! Thanks so much for sharing.

  5. I learned to read very late; was kept after school in first grade, before I got it. First book I got from public library at age 7 was Tarzan the Ape Man, then each volume of Encyclopedia Britanica. Book I keep rereading is Douglas Adams’ Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

  6. I plan on reading Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe because it has humorous parts and is based in the South.

  7. I’ve already read ‘And Then There Were None’ and ‘Murder On The Orient Express’, so I might check out Why Shoot a Butler. It sounds like something I’d like.

  8. Why Shoot a Butler?

    I would like to read Why Shoot A Butler, read the synopsis and sounds very interesing and full of intrege

  9. I would like to read Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe, but it is not going to happen this month. I might get to it when I am off work for Spring bReak.

  10. I’ve been on an Agatha Christie kick lately. Just finished “At Bertram’s Hotel” earlier today. I haven’t read much of her Miss Marple stuff, so excited to give those a try.

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