Sweet Tooth - Book Review | The Bookworm

[@jstrange1]

Okay, I'm going to try it! Two years ago I read (and enjoyed) John le Carré's Little Drummer Girl in which a young woman is recruited into spying on the PLO - circa 1970s - and this book's premise reminds me of LDG. Although I'm sure they're different birds entirely.
You've eclectic interests. I'm trying to be more diverse in my reading and it helps to have readers review books that I might like - if I'd ever heard of them!

[@thebookworm6554]

Cool, give it a try and let me know if you liked it! Maybe I'll try Little Drummer Girl - do you know if the writing style is similar to Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy? Because I found that one very hard to get through.
And I do like many different things, and also try to expand my reading...

[@jstrange1]

@@thebookworm6554 LDG is more accessible, by far, than TTSS. TTSS stopped me dead in my le Carré exploration. Good mini-series though. I enjoy your diverse book choices, btw.

[@thebookworm6554]

@@jstrange1 thanks!

[@andrea_2022]

I have never read a book by Ian McEwan. I'll give it a try☺

[@gallionantony971]

Excellent review, thanks

[@thebookworm6554]

Bookworms, any recommendations for other interesting spy\MI6 related novels?

[@stevencarsley2446]

Another good video have you hard of Ghost stories to chill your Blood 🩸 and October Nights for Halloween

[@stevencarsley2446]

Hi how are you I am Reading classic Tales of vampires and shapeshifters by Miles Kelly

[@Sherlika_Gregori]

I thought the book, in most part, narrated. It tired me after a while .

[@smileytpb]

Troy as a spy?

[@thebookworm6554]

But less chocolate. And useless mind reading that sometimes work.