It’s the 1976 Club which is hosted by Simon of Stuck in a Book and Karen at Kaggsy’s Bookish Ramblings.
For me 1976 has been a bit of a slim year reading wise, since blogging it seems that I’ve only read two from that year:
A Stitch in Time by Penelope Lively
Touch Not the Cat by Mary Stewart
I enjoyed both of those ones a lot. This week I’m reading a couple of short books by Ursula Le Guin, novellas really, A Very Long Way from Anywhere Else and The Word For World is Forest. These ones are both from Jack’s Le Guin collection, most of which are SF of course but the first one I mention isn’t SF.
I must admit that 1976 has seemed like a fairly bad year for publishing. I can’t say that I noticed at the time, I did work in a large public library back then, but it was also the year that I got married, yes I am fairly ancient, but I was a child bride!
If I had had a copy of Touch Not the Cat, I would have read that for the 1976 Club. I stuck with books I had, and I had plenty. A good number I had already read, and a lot I had not read. Mostly crime fiction.
The two short books by Ursula Le Guin sound like good choices.
tracybham,
It must have been a good year for crime fiction, I probably have a lot of them to catch up with!