This month I’ve managed eight reads and I’ve reached my monthly goals of one read that I’ve had over six months (‘The Harvest Man’) one book from the British Library Crime Classics series (‘Family Matters’) and three to four books for review. It’s been another great month of reading for me and I’m looking… Continue reading March Reads
THE BOOK Haunted by the death of Aled at Worm’s Head, his sister Catrin returns to prepare the family home for sale, accompanied by her adopted Deaf daughter, Bethan. A web of lies and secrets spun by Catrin’s father slowly starts to unravel. Catrin, facing a crisis in her marriage, discovers that she… Continue reading Review – ‘Hidden Chapters’ by Mary Grand
Every month I try to read a book that’s been sat on my shelf for six months or more with the idea that it will help clear my shelves. This is a theme that I’d like to invite anyone to join, feel free to use the graphic, all I ask is that you tag… Continue reading Clearing the Shelves – ‘The Harvest Man’ by Alex Grecian
It’s been a great bookish week, great book post and some great book buys. And great reads! Hope everyone else has had a good week. BOOK POST A Talent For Murder – Andrew Wilson ‘I wouldn’t scream if I were you. Unless you want the whole world to learn about your husband… Continue reading My Bookish Week – 20th March – 26th March
THE BOOK Being a mum is an incredible journey, a remarkable experience that changes how we look, how we feel, who we are. As mothers we are strong, protective, proud. We feel a love like no other. But being a parent can be hard too. It challenges us physically, mentally, emotionally. There are the… Continue reading Review – ‘Happy Mum Happy Baby’ by Giovanna Fletcher
Thanks to Nat at The Owl On The Bookshelf for the tag. This really made me think about my answers and it was fun to re-visit some previous reads. Make sure you visit Nat and her owl The Owl On The Bookshelf for fab reviews and subscription box unboxings (which I love seeing) Here are… Continue reading Horror Movie Book Tag
THE BOOK Robert Arthur Kewdingham is an eccentric failure of a man. In middle age he retreats into a private world, hunting for Roman artefacts and devoting himself to bizarre mystical beliefs. Robert’s wife, Bertha, feels that there are few things more dreadful than a husband who will persist in making a fool of himself… Continue reading Review – ‘Family Matters’ by Anthony Rolls
