The Almanac – A Seasonal Guide to 2019 by Lia Leendertz, when I started to read this little book of loveliness I realised it was not a book you read and put down but one that stays with you through the year ahead. It contains more than just facts and information but provides inspiration, even a …
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Book Reviews October / November Part 2
Time for second part of my October / November book reviews, I have already reviewed some great books in part one. In this blog post you will find reviews for Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman, Worth Dying For by Lee Child (Jack Reacher #15), The Trouble with Goats and Sheep by Joanna …
Book Reviews October / November Part 1
I have read an eclectic selection of books the last few months, including listening to my first full length audio book. I have also read what I think is going to be my book of the year. As I have quite a few book reviews to share with you I am going to spread them …
2016 Reading Challenge
My reading challenge for 2016 is going to reflect the recent change to my lifestyle. I have moderately increased the number of books I plan to read, from 15 to 20. Reading is just one of my interests, I still want to continue with my blogging, sewing, crocheting, National Trust volunteering and my rediscovery of …
Remember the Reading Challenge back in January 2015
Some twelve months ago I promised myself I would make an effort to read more. I love reading but had allowed other interests to occupy my leisure time. To help me focus and to add a little motivation I set myself a 2015 Reading Challenge. I would read 15 books over the year, using the …
Win a copy of How to Make Tea: The Science Behind the Leaf – Giveaway
Ivy Press are offering one of my blog readers the chance to win a copy of the brand new book How to Make Tea: The Science Behind the Leaf by Brian R Keating and Kim Long. To find out more about the book read my review. How to enter To be in with a chance of winning …