Norfolk Bookworm

Women in Translation Month was such a good way to concentrate my read around the world project and a good way to clear a fraction of my TBR ...

Just a Little Dinner by Cecile Tlili, translated by Katherine Gregor. (Foundry Editions) I read and loved Foundry Edition's first book -...

Free Ride by Noraly Schoenmaker, translated by Bo-Elise Brummelkamp (Canelo) I think that this book popped on to my radar after reading Sovi...

  The Lake by Bianca Bellova, translated by Alex Zucker. (Parthian Books) I picked this book up for my reading the world project as it is by...

  When the Museum is Closed by Emi Yagi (trans. Yuki Tejima) Vintage Publishing My second read for Women In Translation was a relatively sho...

  When the Cranes Fly South by Lisa Ridzen, translated by Alice Menzies (Transworld Publishing). August is Women in Translation month and my...

  A response to an online discussion While I am spending a lot more time reading and far less on social media sometimes a discussion there w...

  That Librarian by Amanda Jones (Bloomsbury USA) I've always been interesting in the concept of book banning as it is a phenomenon I di...

  My scratch off map is becoming far more colourful and my reading life is really expanding. While I am reading a lot of books in translatio...

  My Pen is the Wing of A Bird - by 18 Afghan Women with various translators. (Quercus) In my quest to read a book set in every country in t...