Hope everyone had a good weekend – it was Australia Day last Friday so a long weekend, including the Triple J Hottest 100 on Saturday was great! Here are the books I bought over the last week:
The Girl from the Savoy by Hazel Gaynor looked like fun. Dolly gets a job as a chambermaid at The Savoy after World War I. Suddenly her life has sparkle and after answering a classified ad, she finds herself in the middle of London’s theatre scene. Will they find the future that glitters?
I am a sucker for nurse stories, so Call Nurse Jenny (aka For all the Bright Promise) by Maggie Ford was an auto-buy. Jenny becomes a nurse to do her bit for the war effort after her crush Matthew joins up. She gains confidence, but will he return the same man?
If you want to look at other books received this week across the globe, drop by the Mailbox Monday blog for links to everyone’s mailbox goodies.
It’s Monday! What are you reading? is hosted by Book Date. Click on the pictures to read more about the books.
What I Read Last Week:
What I’m Reading at the Moment:
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Oh, I love the look of No One Is Coming to Save Us. Enjoy your week, and thanks for sharing.
Looks like a great selection of books. Have a great week!
It’s been ages since I’ve read a Danielle Steel. Have a great reading week!
Nice assortment of books. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
They all look like good reads!
Not a nurse story but a similar set up is Radio Girls. I think you’d like it. Come see what I’m reading.
Nice…THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY looks good. Love Hazel Gaynor’s books.
The Danielle Steel book looks good too.
ENJOY!!
Have a great week, and enjoy your books!
No One Is Coming To Save Us looks like a good read, I just clicked over to see what it was about. Sounds good!
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Ohh that warmth sounds nice. I’m interested in reading your review on No One is Coming to Save Us.
Hope you enjoy your new books. Happy Reading!
I’d love to read The Girl From the Savoy. I think it would be a good story as well as interesting from a historical point of view.