From the author of the The Witch’s Daughter comes a brand new time bending adventure story that will make you never look at antiques in the same way again. Without giving away any spoilers, this story follows a Mother & Daughter duo as they attempt to rebuild their lives in rural England by opening up […] … Continue reading The Little Shop of Found Things by Paula Brackston: REVIEW
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#GetCaughtReading 2018 — The Books & A Hullaba Lulu Extra!
Thanks for sharing the great artwork it adds a wonderful visual punch to your story!
Artie Meets the Alchemist Conclusion — #GetCaughtReading 2018
Another amazing tale, Tegan, and Chris. Cornelis driving is a bit suspect and Artie is quite the lucky one.
Artie Meets the Alchemist 1 — #GetCaughtReading 2018
Looking forward to seeing what Artie gets up to and hope his driving experiences aren’t too traumatizing.
Saturday, May 5, 2018
Hello, everyone! It’s Get Caught Reading Month. Chris Graham – the Story Reading Ape and I are together again for a mini-series in honor of this event. There’s also a free Kindle book to be had — read on to learn about that.
But first…
Every week, you’ll catch me reading a different book. You might catch Chris too, but you’ll have to ask him what he is reading. Kicking off this series, you’ve caught me reading one of my favorites by Olga Núñez Miret from her Escaping Psychiatry series — Beginnings the prequel.
Read the reviews and buy the books Amazon (click here), and on Amazon UK (click here)
Now here is the premier of the 2018 Get Caught Reading mini-series…
Artie Meets the Alchemist
Part 1
Eugene Ivanov, Wiki Media Commons
“What is that infernal clanging? Ugh… It’s…
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Jazz Age Wednesdays 4 — In the Pip of Time
Sharing the great review and Pip’s adventure the book is a must read.
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Welcome back to Jazz Age Wednesday. I’m celebrating a wonderful review of Murder at the Bijou — Three Ingredients I by Molly Flanders!
on September 28, 2017
This is a very enjoyable murder story set in the 1920s. Pip, Granny Phanny and a whole bunch of alliterated characters populate the story of surprisingly strong suspense with equally surprising turns of events.
This is hugely enjoyable and definitely recommended to anyone with a sense of fun and humour.
This is hugely enjoyable and definitely recommended to anyone with a sense of fun and humour.
I loved this book when it was published in parts on the blog and loved it even more re-reading it as a whole in one sitting. Yes, one sitting.
I only now realised just how much work had gone into the individual parts. I often forgot from one week to the next what certain references mean or what they allude to…
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