March is Reading Wales Month! How often do you read a book set in Wales?

Reading Wales ’25

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In March, I impulsively attempted the #ReadingWales25 Challenge hosted by Karen @ BookerTalk. I read and enjoyed The Cobbler’s Apprentice (follow the link to my review) in April. I figured it would be easy to find a couple more books set in Wales. I realize now that I should have stuck with The Cobbler’s Apprentice and read the other two installments in the loosely connected series. They will be on my TBR for next March.

I didn’t have a great deal of luck in my pursuit of other books set in Wales. I read The Long Dry by Cynan Jones and, although it was well-written, it was too bleak for my tastes. 2 Stars. I skimmed a great deal. Next, I tried Why Didn’t They Ask Evans by Agatha Christie (suggested by Carla @Carla Loves to Read). 3 Stars. It was Ok.

Out of three books I attempted, I really enjoyed one. I’m making a list for next year, so if you have a recommendation, please let me know in the comments.

#TheFunIsInTheTrying #AmIRite ????

Thanks for hosting, Karen!

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QOTD:

What book have you read that’s set in Wales?

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