By the Chapter, Day 4 | The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway
This week’s featured book is The Cellist of Sarajevo by Steven Galloway.
Follow today’s discussion over at Elizabeth’s blog, As usual, I need more bookshelves
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This week’s reading scheduling:
Monday: The Printed Page
Tuesday: Elizabeth from As usual, I need more bookshelves
Wednesday: The Printed Page
Thursday: Elizabeth from As usual, I need more bookshelves
Friday: The Printed Page/Elizabeth from As usual, I need more bookshelves
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You’ve really made me want to read this one. Do you have a Kindle? Did you read it on your Kindle?
I do have Kindle. I’ve had it for almost a year now so I have a K1. I love it and gush about it any time someone asks me.
I did read this book on my K1 and the next two By the Chapter books will also be eBooks. I read exclusively on my Kindle whenever I’m not reading review books though I have had some authors and publicists send me pdf files which I can email to my Kindle. Saves on mailing costs.