Luke Haines: Bad Vibes
(****)
Alan Bradley: I Am Half-Sick of Shadows: A Flavia de Luce Mystery
(*****)
Arnaldur Indridason: Voices
(*****)
Martin Wainwright: The English Village:History and Traditions
(*****)
Sir P G Wodehouse: Blandings Castle and Elsewhere
five stars for the Blandings stories, three for the Elsewhere ones... (****)
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The Rotters' Club is one of my favourite books--or anything by Jonathan Coe. I had to scour the internet for ages to find the BBC adaptation over the course of a couple years (finally did and it is great).
Posted by: Thelioninlove | February 06, 2012 at 09:50
Ah yes, Coe has certainly written some fine novels. I missed The Rotters Club on TV when it aired and like you spent a couple of years searching for it. Finally got a German DVD edition. Only downside is remembering to switch off the subtitles every time :)
Posted by: Alistair | February 07, 2012 at 14:40