@aeternum I am kind of the other way as I have 2 or three books on the go at a time; a none-fiction comfort, a fiction comfort, a none-fiction new and a fiction new so I tend to flit about a bit.
@VanHalbgott “Dr Sleep” by Stephen King. Last read his books decades ago and nice to be reminded how good a writer he is. Also reading “Swedish Essentials of Grammar” by Viberg, Ballardini & Stjärnlöf which is not quite as gripping.
@aeternum I am kind of the other way as I have 2 or three books on the go at a time; a none-fiction comfort, a fiction comfort, a none-fiction new and a fiction new so I tend to flit about a bit.
@VanHalbgott I have Swedish at about B2 level but trying to improve.
@VanHalbgott “Dr Sleep” by Stephen King. Last read his books decades ago and nice to be reminded how good a writer he is. Also reading “Swedish Essentials of Grammar” by Viberg, Ballardini & Stjärnlöf which is not quite as gripping.