Life: March 2024 Books, Oxford, My Neighbour Totoro and the Cerne Abbas Giant
Reading The Last Equation of Isaac Severy by Nova Jacobs This was a surprise hit with me. I was totally drawn in by this one. It seems like a bit of a murder mystery, but there is so much more. Really recommend. The Great Godden by Meg Rosoff If you want a read that is so evocative of summer youth, then read this. Rosoff is more well known for her YA books, but I'm not sure whether this actually fits the bill. This charts the devastating effects of one human being on an unsuspecting group in one summer. Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch This was a purchase from Hay on Wye last year and I was excited at the prospect of beginning to read the first of a series. However, much as I was intrigued enough by the plot to finish it, the genre of urban fantasy is not really for me. Oxford - Magdalen College In a convoluted story, of which I am not going to bore you, we were planning to see the stage production of My Neighbour Totoro, but first had an overnight stop in Oxford with a Sunday a
