Cecilturtle BFBing in 2022

What a great group! I'm always hesitating starting BFB due to the number of pages... this will be a good motivation!

I've finished one this year:
The Happy Isles of Oceania by Paul Theroux, 528 p.

Welcome to the group Cecil !

>3 bryanoz: Thank-you!

I've finished my second BFB this year: L'homme inquiet by Henning Mankell, 552 p.

Welcome to the group and enjoy your Big Reads.

>5 johnsimpson: Thanks, John!
I'm a bit frustrated because my current read is 494 pages and doesn't quite qualify :D
I'll have to pick up a heftier tome.

>6 Cecilturtle: Missed it by this much! I hate when that happens.

BFB 3: J'ai dû rêver trop fort by Michel Bussi - 541 pages.
A good thriller.

BFB 4: The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt - 771 pages.
I would have enjoyed it more if it had not been a BFB - the story was good but could have easily been shortened.

BFB 5: Lord Peter Takes the Case by Dorothy Sayers, an omnibus of 4 novels - 1224 pages.

BFB 6: The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay by Michael Chabon - 633

Merry Christmas

>12 johnsimpson: Merry Christmas to you and your family!

2023 Challenge has been set up, go to groups and set yourself up for another year of BFB's.

Happy New Year