Can you eat your words: Recipes and Reviews
Category: Reading
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…
Reader Spot – Meet #BookReviewer Debbie Harris @Wonderwomandebz #YA #histfic #crime
Originally posted on I Write. I Read. I Review:
Here on the Reader Spot, I share the bookish love of our avid book reviewers. From young adult to historical romance, chick-lit to a murder mystery, they know what they like, and they’re happy to share. Whether you are a reader looking for a new book, or a writer wondering what your reader…
A trusty network
The Trust inherent in a ballet production is an amazing thing to see in action. I can’t remember when I last went to the ballet. Our Bookclub has wanted to go on a significant outing for years and on the weekend we finally made it happen. Cue much excitement!! We had tickets to see the Australian Ballet perform Giselle at the Civic…
#FridayBookShare – Truly Madly Guilty
#FridayBookShare is an excellent idea, 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, Liane Moriarty’s Truly Madly Guilty. The instructions are quite simple- Here’s my #4 post: Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty First line: “This is a story that begins with a barbeque”, said…
