International book thread

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28 Feb
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Night-owl
Since my last post in October
I've finished

The Guide
You'll never been found

This year
The Rabbit Factor by Antti Tuomainen. Translator David Hackston (Finland)

Mercy by Jussi Adler Olsen
Translator Lisa Hartford (Denmark)

A Sister's Story by Donatella Di Pietrantonio
Translator Ann Goldstein (Italy)

BothThe Guide and A Sister's Story were recommendations from the New York Public Library on twitter.

I've just started another of their recommendations

Three by Valérie Perrin
Translator Hildegarde Serle (France)

Overall read authors from 20 different countries (excluding Usa/Uk)
28 Feb
9:54pm, 28 Feb 2024
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LindsD
Nice. Any particular favourites?
28 Feb
10:13pm, 28 Feb 2024
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Night-owl
I loved Mercy but not for the faint heart cosy crime it is not

A Sisters story totally a different genre it is sad though

I'll have to have a proper look at the ones I've read and think more about it

But these I'll definitely read more from these authors same goes for Elena Knows by Claudia Piñeiro who I read last year
28 Feb
10:24pm, 28 Feb 2024
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LindsD
Thank you
12 Mar
2:25pm, 12 Mar 2024
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Night-owl
As you may guess international fiction interests me. I find it interesting.

So I follow a few accounts on twitter and Facebook
I came across this

bookanista.com

Posting here I've not read properly but it's like a bookmark to remind myself to go back to it
18 Mar
2:44pm, 18 Mar 2024
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Night-owl
I've posted this elsewhere

But finished Three by French author Valérie Perrin translated by Hildegarde Serle

Absolutely loved it the only gripe I finished it could have kept going 😊

I'm in Germany now (not physically)

To catch a Killer by Nele Neuhaus Translator Steven T Murray
I'm loving the language set at a Frankfurt police department and they have a profiler in to help the case (a sniper killing people) he gets on their nerves and was described a shithead
Sorry made me giggle what's german for shithead
18 Mar
2:48pm, 18 Mar 2024
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LindsD
Scheisskopf :)
18 Mar
2:59pm, 18 Mar 2024
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Night-owl
Thanks Linds 😊
I knew I could count on you
18 Mar
3:10pm, 18 Mar 2024
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