Delighted and honoured to have a cover quote on the newly re-released copy of The Truth and Addy Loest by Kim Kelly. The rest of the week was work, eat, read, sleep, repeat, with a splash of this thrown in yesterday while football trials were held at the coast. I did buy a full conference … Continue reading The Week That Was…
My Reading Life
A Month of Reading: July
Books read in July: 9 (same as last month!) Until next month...
The Week That Was…
Life in all its busy glory with a broken wrist (younger son, football) and becoming licensed to drive (oldest son, Ps). Plus, I upgraded my 17 year old dishwasher and I am proud to say I installed it myself! Where there is a will there is a way, I am discovering more and more in … Continue reading The Week That Was…
A Month of Reading: May
Books read in May = 10 Inching closer to that 12 books a month goal. Until next month... 😊☕📚
A Month of Reading: March
So I just realised today that March is over, almost two weeks ago. That's what you get for moving house! Better late than never... Total books read throughout March: 8 Until next month...(so about two weeks then!) 😊📚☕
A Month of Reading: February
Total books read throughout February: 8 Until next month... 😊📚☕
#6degrees of separation: from Redhead by the Side of the Road to Home Stretch…
It’s the first Saturday of the month so that means it’s #6degrees of separation time! This month’s starting book is one I loved, Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler. You can find the details and rules of the #6degrees meme at booksaremyfavouriteandbest, but in a nutshell, on the first Saturday of … Continue reading #6degrees of separation: from Redhead by the Side of the Road to Home Stretch…
A Month of Reading: January
Books read in January: 7 Until next month... 😊☕📚
Looking Back: My 2020 Reading Year
One the main reasons I make sure I record every book I read through Goodreads is because I like the way they organise your end of year reading stats. It saves me having to do my own spreadsheet and then there's the way they collect all the covers of the books you've read. I'm a … Continue reading Looking Back: My 2020 Reading Year
#6degrees of separation: from Hamnet to Jane Eyre
It’s the first Saturday of the month so that means it’s #6degrees of separation time! This month’s starting book is the winner of the 2020 Women’s Prize for Fiction, Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell. You can find the details and rules of the #6degrees meme at booksaremyfavouriteandbest, but in a nutshell, on the first Saturday of … Continue reading #6degrees of separation: from Hamnet to Jane Eyre
