Book Review Time I’ve read/listened to some great books during 2021, as we are halfway through I thought I would highlight a few of my favourites. Both books fall into the historical fiction genre, one set during WW1 at Bletchley Park, England, the other follows a murder in Georgian, London 1782. The Rose Code by …
I have another selection of audiobook reviews for you in my latest blog post, an historical fiction, a modern day thriller and another historical fiction set during world war 1 and 2. Audiobooks have been a real help to me in the last few weeks, sometimes we need a little distraction to find our …
Today I’m talking about the most recent audiobooks I have listened to. All of the books were free for me to download and enjoy. Two of them from my local library using the very well known Libby app, and one my first audiobook for review from NetGalley. The Switch by Beth O’Leary (NetGalley) The Court …
It is not often I get to review a hobby book, so was pleased when I had a chance to with Watercolor is for Everyone by Kateri Ewing. It has been 18 months since I discovered art as a hobby, I started going to a local class Art for Enjoyment. It really is aimed at all …
As I type this it’s day 72 of staying home and social shielding from the Corvid-19 virus, that’s right not even a stroll out past my garden boundary. Reading has become a huge and happy distraction for me which also means more book reviews for you. I’ve read/listened to 11 and a bit books in …
At the beginning of 2020 I decided to ease off the volume of books I would reads, make myself slow down and enjoy each book more. I’m a target driven reader and in 2019 I read 70 books, this year I choose 50 books to read. I know that is still quite a number. All …