#ThrowbackThursday
Revisiting what I posted 10 years ago,
following the idea I found at The Chocolate Lady’s Book Review Blog
(click on this link or the logo to see where the idea started from,
and to post the link to your own post).
On the first Thursday of the month available on my site,
I’m planning to post about the previous month, 10 years before.
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Today, I’ll be revisiting August 2011.
I published 24 posts, 9 of these were reviews.
A lot of the other posts are part of the meme Wordless Wednesday.
I was also doing a reading challenge on The Art of the Novella.
And it’s that month that I started my long series of “I Love France” posts.
Here are the reviews which received most views:
But here are today my favorite reads from that month.
If you haven’t read them yet, I highly encourage you to check my reviews (updated).
The book by Simon Van Booy was the very first one I received through Netgalley!
Click on the covers to know more
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HAVE YOU READ THESE BOOKS?
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Next post will be on October 7
Words And Peace 
I haven’t read these. Wasn’t Wolf Hall adapted on one of the channels? That sounds kinda familiar. Hmm..
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Sure, Wolf Hall and volume 2 were adapted together into a series – excellent, with fabulous actors.
Mantel is an amazing author.
Thanks for your question, I meant to add this as I edited my review, and forgot!! So I’m going to add it now
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I love visiting old friends….I hope I’m not the only one to think of previously read books as old friends! Ten years is impressive! I’ve only been blogging for four years.
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Old friends is a great image.
After 10 years of blogging, it’s fascinating to see which books I remember as if I had just read them a few weeks ago, and some I have no memory whatsoever, even if I wrote a review!!
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Ha! So true! 🙌
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Hi Emma! Interestingly enough I have also featured my very first Netgalley review book for Throwback Thursday.
I am going to take a look at your review for Of mice and men, it’s on my Classics Club list, but I haven’t read it yet…
Hope you are well!
Elza Reads
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Oh fun, will check right away. Of Mice and Men is a super short and intense classic!
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