Around the World discussion

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Europe
Austria Women as Lovers
Belgium The Angel Maker
Bosnia How the Soldier Repairs the Gramophone
Denmark The Library of Shadows
England The Lord and the Wayward Lady (Silk & Scandal)
Estonia Trollskap i november
Faroe Islands Glansbildesamlarane
Finland Ukjent soldat
Germany In My Brother's Shadow
Hungary Embers
Iceland Jeg er freya
Ireland Circle of Friends
Moldova Siberian Education: Growing Up in a Criminal Underworld
Norway Opp Oridongo
Poland E.E
Russia Dead Souls
Scotland Outlander
Spain Cathedral of the Sea
Sweden Sirkelen
Switzerland On a Day Like This
Wales Among Others



North America
Canada The Blue Castle
Dominican Republic The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao
Haiti The Farming of Bones
United States The Help, Julius Winsome




South America
Chile The Postman
Peru Tante Julia og han som skriver



Oseania
Australia The Secret River
New Zealand Guardian of the Dead



Asia
Afganistan The Kite Runner
Hong Kong The Piano Teacher
Jordan Forbidden Love: A Harrowing True Story of Love and Revenge in Jordan
Lebanon The Locust and the Bird: My Mother's Story



Africa
Egypt The Map of Love
Ghana Changes: A Love Story
Liberia The House at Sugar Beach: In Search of a Lost African Childhood

I think you have Romania and Russia switched around.

I've never figured out how people put in the pictures as links.

If you open the 'add book/author' link, at the bottom of the pop box it has a check for name or cover as your option.

Circle of Friends is a very fun, light read. I've read all of Maeve Binchy's books except for a few of the last ones which didn't look so great. She's a great storyteller.

Genia wrote: "If you open the 'add book/author' link, at the bottom of the pop box it has a check for name or cover as your option."

Thanks Genia. I see it now.

Genia wrote: "I think you have Romania and Russia switched around."

Thanks for letting me know. I've fixed it now :)

Hi Hege! I have added you to the master lists, so as you add to your list, if you wouldn't mind commenting on the thread or sending me a quick message, I can keep them up to date.

I have intended to read the Jo Walton, and didn't have Wales on my list, so I added that to mine, as well as The Library of Shadows. I'm jealous that you can read the language of the book set in the Faroe Islands because I could find very little set there that had been translated into English.

I did try to put the English title for books when I knew them, just to make our list consistent, but when I didn't know them, I kept the original language as you had linked to. Looks like an interesting list!

Hi Hege. Welcome. You have an interesting mix of books. I'm looking forward to your remaining selections.

Jenny wrote: "Hi Hege! I have added you to the master lists, so as you add to your list, if you wouldn't mind commenting on the thread or sending me a quick message, I can keep them up to date.

I have intended..."

I'll do that :)

Jenny wrote: "Hi Hege! I have added you to the master lists, so as you add to your list, if you wouldn't mind commenting on the thread or sending me a quick message, I can keep them up to date.

I have intended..."

I've added another book for Lebanon :)

Hege wrote: "I've added another book for Lebanon :) "
Great, added. :)

The different format for identifying your novels is quite nice. Also, some of the titles are in other languages. Are you reading these in the original? or identifying the original language? thanks, Hege!

Asmah wrote: "The different format for identifying your novels is quite nice. Also, some of the titles are in other languages. Are you reading these in the original? or identifying the original language? thanks,..."

No, they have been translated to norwegian.

Updated my list a bit. Added some and removed some ;)

Finished book #2 today. The Lord and the Wayward Lady by Louise Allen, story set in England. Loved it. A perfect mix of romance and mystery!