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Blue Slipper Bay by Wendy K Harris

Started this book, while sitting in the departure lounge at Bristol airport sipping a iced mocha from Starbucks, complete with cream, to cheer me up for a delayed flight. That was Tuesday evening and by Wednesday night, in Leeds I … Continue reading

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Welcome to the Great Mysterious by Lorna Landvik

I wasn’t convinced that I was enjoying this books, then all of a sudden I was caught up in the depths of the book, enjoying as a Geneva starts to bond and feel comfortable with her Nephew Rick. Like , … Continue reading

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The Boy Who Loved Anne Frank: A Novel by Ellen Feldman

This book was a work of fiction based upon a true event, and I was mid way through the book before I re-read the dust jacket. The families of Peter and Anne went into hiding in Holland during World War … Continue reading

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The Friday Night Knitting Club by Kate Jacobs

The gentle story of Georgia and her daughter Dakota. Georgia is a single mum. James, Dakota’s father moved from the USA to France and Georgia was left to raise their baby alone. Through a meeting with a lady in the … Continue reading

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Veil of Roses by Laura Fitzgerald

This is the story of Tami, who receives the gift from her parents of a small bottle of American sand and a plane ticket to America. Such simple gifts, but with a very special meaning. Tami flies to America, on … Continue reading

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Meme!

snaffled from Beebarf on Live Journal I am aCanna What FlowerAre You?

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Book Meme

Snaffled from Caffyolay on Live Journal Hardback, trade paperback or mass market paperback?EitherBarnes & Noble or Borders?Any bookshop is wonderful! Bookmark or dog-ear?Book mark or anything to prevent me from dog-earing a page. I’ve even been know to use loo … Continue reading

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Blue Latitudes by Tony Horwitz

I really enjoyed this book. It was the mix of travel and history, intermingled with good humour. The author follows the trail of Captain Cook, from Tahiti through to New Zealand,Botony Bay,The Great Barrier Reef,Savage Island,Tonga,North Yorkshire, London, Alaska and … Continue reading

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Buried treasure: travels through the jewel box by Victoria Finlay

I did enjoy this book; it was a steady combination of history,travel,geology and social anthropology. It was a very informative book, but I did find, like the previous reader of the book ring, that the author was fairly clinical about … Continue reading

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A Gentle Madness : Bibliophiles, Bibliomanes, and the Eternal Passion for Books by Nicholas Basbanes

I have had this book much too long (it arrived in January!), but I have devoured it slowly! This arrived but remained as home reading because of its lack of portability. What a wonderful read, and I have just purchased … Continue reading

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