Book hour - Inkspell and This Rough Magic

Been really busy for the last week with translation of Glee and especially with participation in handmade fair with my friend. It was an amazing experience, but I'm tired beyond belief.

Spent the whole day lying on the coach, drinking amazing green tea and reading. Finished Inkspell (loved every letter in it, going to buy the last book tomorrow) and The Rough Magic by Mary Stewart (quite enjoyed it, though it's really weird for me to read a book about Corfu, which is not written by Gerald Durrell).

This is what I've been missing lately - a cozy quiet day, full of good books and good tea. I plan to do all of this for a few more hours, and than will try and make myself do something useful - I have a huge "to do list".

- to clean my room

- to strike the balance of jewelry, paintings and knitted/crocheted things I've sold on fair

- to translate (yeah, I'm not happy at all, but it's the last episode, yay!)

- to have a nice evening with tea and candles.

Book hour - A Timely Vision

I finished reading a wonderful book today. It's called "A Timely Vision" and it's a detective story with a little bit of mystic flair. I'm very glad that my friend recomended it to me, I loved it. And after finishing the book I found out that it's gonna be a book series! So I'm pretty happy about it.

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Book hour - Asleep, The Glassblower's Children and The Phantom of the Opera

For past couple of weeks I’ve been really tempted to re-read Asleep) I love this book and this author. All of her books are my summer books) Especially The Kitchen and The Moonlight Shadow.

   

But I just finished The Glassblower's Children by Maria Gripe (wonderful and a little dark fairytale) and now want to finish The Phantom of the Opera as fast as I can to start Death's Daughter by Amber Benson)) So not now, Asleep)