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Category: Reading
My Top Five Favourite Books this year – with a surprise twist!
Taking stock of life in November – let’s chat!
Taking Stock – November 2018 Are you comfortable and ready for a catchup chat? Hello from me! Another month has flown by and we’re on the home straight heading for the end of the year, and it also just happens to be my birthday month too! As much as birthdays and Christmas are happy times, this year will have its…
The Land Before Avocado by Richard Glover – Book Review
Taking stock of life in October – let’s chat!
Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales – Book Review
Taking stock of life in September
Taking stock of life
Can you eat your words: Recipes and Reviews
Literary Food: Fiction and Non-fiction
What’s your ‘go to’ comfort food?
Bloggers Bash Awards – London here we come!
The Literature of Food – yes that’s a real thing!
I’ve read 40+ books in 2017!
I’ve just been updating my Books Page and am pleased to see I have managed to read 43 books so far this year. I’m still reading a few but will have them finished by the end of the month. Here’s my complete list of what I’ve read: Books in 2017 I set myself a challenge of reading 45 books in the…
People of interest #5 – Meet Shaun from Clockwork Clouds
I have enjoyed being a guest blogger a number of times and recently decided to start a new feature on my blog to share some interesting people with you my interesting readers. I’m sharing these posts each week on Tuesdays. Everyone has a story to tell. Yes, even YOU! It’s true, everyone has a story and sometimes we just have…
Melbourne Musings on a Monday
A few days away in Melbourne – visiting a National trust historic house and garden, watching the taping of a TV comedy show as part of the live audience, meeting up with blogging friends, walking my sister and her husband to the train station on their way to work, going for a run, shopping, having my car cleaned, night markets,…
#FridayBookShare – Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms
#FridayBookShare is an excellent way for book lovers (like myself) to share what we’re all reading. It was created by Shelley Wilson and follows a set of questions, with the first letter of each spelling out the word Friday. Then, as it’s posted on a Friday, it’s known as Friday Book Share. As I’m an avid reader I’m thrilled to have found Friday…
#FridayBookShare – The Good People
#FridayBookShare is an excellent way for book lovers to share what we’re all reading. It was created by Shelley Wilson and follows a set of questions, with the first letter of each spelling out the word Friday. Then, as it’s posted on a Friday, it’s known as Friday Book Share. As I’m an avid reader I’m thrilled to have found Friday Book Share,…
#FridayBookShare – Glimpses
#FridayBookShare is excellent for book lovers as it is a great way to share what we’re all reading. It was created by Shelley Wilson and follows a set of questions, with the first letter of each spelling out the word Friday. Then, as it’s posted on a Friday, it’s known as Friday book share. As I’m an avid reader I’m thrilled to have…
#FridayBookShare – All the Light We Cannot See
#FridayBookShare is an excellent for book lovers. It was created by Shelley Wilson, in search of the ideal author/novel. I love reading so I’m thrilled to have found Friday Book Share – here’s my latest post, All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr The instructions are quite simple- Here’s my #5 post: All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr First…
