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I have just finished this book. It took me less than two weeks. Now what with everything else going on I am usually too shattered to concentrate on reading in the evening but several early nights and a jolly story line got me to the end faster. Normally a book can take weeks and weeks to be read. My neighbour lent me a Barbara Taylor Bradford book, gosh was it boring!! I have read some of her early ones and even though this was directly linked to fashion , the clothes of the time etc I admit that I had to give up.I have since started another Rebecca Shaw book which has four books in one. I also like Erica James. What do you like to read? Leave a comment, I might get some ideas from you as what to try next.
Take care
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this must be confession time... I'm readying Inkheart ... 'cos my daughter loved it (and so am I!). I've just finished 'Will' by Christopher Rush - a bit raucous, bawdy as these Elizabethan half fact + some fiction tend to be... I'm about to read The suspicions of Mr Whicher. Plus, I've a few gardening books on the go....
How are you finding your Rebecca Shaw.
my favourite books are Opal & Dr Rose by Elvi Rhodes and Lily My Lovely & Down our Street by Lena Kennedy, all four books are really well written, you can imagine you are there with them living their lives. Also a series of five books by Joan Lingard which was set in Northern Ireland during the troubles, follows the friendship of a Catholic boy and protestant girl and gives you and idea of what life was like during these years.
Josie x
goodness i don't know where to start - i read every night before i go to bed - even if its just a page or two!!! I love Erica James, Katie Fforde, Elizabeth Holden, and sooo many others, too numerous to mention!!! Did i mention thats my other vice - books - besides fabric and yarn!!!
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