Monthly Archives: March 2007

After a slightly slow start I could feel myself becoming absorbed into this book. A business trip buying Native Indian art work for the family successful New York stores leads Sarah to meet and subsequently fall in love with Ben … Continue reading →

A fascinating account of two sisters who married and migrated to Canada out of necessity in the early 1830s. Even though these two women (and the family they left behind) were authors, they were not exempt the severe hardship that … Continue reading →

I am disappointed to say that I have really struggled with this book. I found it immensely difficult to remain focused despite holding onto the book for over the month. I am now at the point that if I can’t … Continue reading →

Arrived the day before I was heading off on a business trip. I could not resist this one and ring jumped it! It proved to be ideal travel & hotel reading, and I wasn’t disappointed with number 12 of the … Continue reading →

Another great book from Katie Fforde. If it is book to escape with you can not go far wrong with one written by Katie Fforde! Anna has bought a lovely cottage that needs lots doing to it. She can put … Continue reading →

Nell is a widow, with three children, all at college. Nell spends lots of time fundraising for the local hospice who use the land called Paradise Fields owned by one of the locals. When he dies, the land is passed … Continue reading →

The story of May,Sally & Harriet. They met by chance whilst working for “Slimeball Slater” and when they realised they were being exploited they decided to form their own company. Each of them are short of money and yet they … Continue reading →

From Random Books “This is a truly extraordinary book which has already become a bestseller all over the world in hardback. Read as much by adults as the older children for whom it was originally published, it is the story … Continue reading →