(#112027763123111760) The #RaceWhoKnowsJosephBookClub book for #March is "Anne of the Island", the third book of the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, and one that was written in less of a rush than the second. So far, it is being better than the second but still less good than the first. While the second is forgettable, this one develops significantly Anne's life, and was the basis for many adaptations (which tended to skip all that comes from the second book). Let's see if my opinion of it doesn't change before I reach the end of if 😉 Oh, and as it happens, being a 'middle grade' book makes it eligible for #MiddleGradeMarch! #Bookstodon ![A picture of "Anne of the Island" (special collector's edition book), in front of a lightfire]()

(#112027763123111760) The #RaceWhoKnowsJosephBookClub book for #March is "Anne of the Island", the third book of the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, and one that was written in less of a rush than the second. So far, it is being better than the second but still less good than the first. While the second is forgettable, this one develops significantly Anne's life, and was the basis for many adaptations (which tended to skip all that comes from the second book). Let's see if my opinion of it doesn't change before I reach the end of if 😉 Oh, and as it happens, being a 'middle grade' book makes it eligible for #MiddleGradeMarch! #Bookstodon ![A picture of "Anne of the Island" (special collector's edition book), in front of a lightfire]()

A new month? On a #Friday? It's time for #fridayreads, and since we're now in #March, it is also time to start the #MarchMysteryMadness! And of course, I am still doing #readchristie2024, this month's #book being "The Blue Train", which not only is a #mystery (duh!), but also fit for MMM's first prompt, "dressed to the nines". #bookstodon The first Portuguese edition of Agatha Christie's "The Mystery of the Blue Train"

The #RaceWhoKnowsJosephBookClub book for #March is "Anne of the Island", the third book of the 'Anne of Green Gables' series, and one that was written in less of a rush than the second. So far, it is being better than the second but still less good than the first. While the second is forgettable, this one develops significantly Anne's life, and was the basis for many adaptations (which tended to skip all that comes from the second book). Let's see if my opinion of it doesn't change before I reach the end of if 😉 Oh, and as it happens, being a 'middle grade' book makes it eligible for #MiddleGradeMarch! #Bookstodon ![A picture of "Anne of the Island" (special collector's edition book), in front of a lightfire]()

(#112022583246628702) A new month? On a #Friday? It's time for #fridayreads, and since we're now in #March, it is also time to start the #MarchMysteryMadness! And of course, I am still doing #readchristie2024, this month's #book being "The Blue Train", which not only is a #mystery (duh!), but also fit for MMM's first prompt, "dressed to the nines". #bookstodon The first Portuguese edition of Agatha Christie's "The Mystery of the Blue Train"

(#112022583246628702) A new month? On a #Friday? It's time for #fridayreads, and since we're now in #March, it is also time to start the #MarchMysteryMadness! And of course, I am still doing #readchristie2024, this month's #book being "The Blue Train", which not only is a #mystery (duh!), but also fit for MMM's first prompt, "dressed to the nines". #bookstodon The first Portuguese edition of Agatha Christie's "The Mystery of the Blue Train"