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In brief: Angelique knew that her brother wouldn't take care of her after her father's death, but she didn't expect to go from duke's daughter to servant. After an unfortunate event, Angelique finds business and life in Paris. But will she always be on the fringe? The good: It's got everything you want in a... Continue Reading →
It's winter and is absolutely freezing cold! I'm writing this while wearing a blanket and my feet are tucked up under me in yoga like poses. My mouse hand is icy, so this will be short and sweet. I had a great reading week and new book week – see below. Marry in Haste by Anne... Continue Reading →
In brief: David Sedaris' diaries in all their glory. 'Nuff said. The good: It's raw, funny, crazy, quirky…all of the things. He's an astute observer who overhears and gets into the most random of scenarios…I love it all. The not-so-good: I can never get enough David Sedaris. Why I chose it: Thank you to Hachette... Continue Reading →
In brief: Today is the day that Cass Wheeler reflects on her career in music, choosing the 16 tracks that define her. It's a reflection on her life, the good, bad, painful and beautiful. The good: The emotion. The writing. The songs. Everything! The not-so-good: Cass's pain is tangible at times…I've never felt so much... Continue Reading →
Last week was one of excess – eating a lot, being awake a lot, and doing a lot! My only plans for the weekend were to relax until Pokémon raids started! That meant some extra walking but the weather has been lovely. It really doesn't feel like winter, more like spring! This week should be... Continue Reading →
In brief: After Maeve was bitten by a shark, she turned sharks into her career and passion. Now she's 30 and back home again. When she runs into her ex-fiancé's daughter on the beach, it brings up old memories. Old or new? Stay or go? The good: It's fun and quirky. The not-so-good: The ending... Continue Reading →
As I was drinking my tea this morning wrapped in a jumper and actually wearing shoes on my feet, I realised that it's winter. Which means that it's about time to look at my reading for this year. How am I going? I know that's only a question that I can (and should) answer. Reading... Continue Reading →
The last week was a great one for books. Unfortunately, I can't say the same for my nose as I spent most of it with a head cold! There's nothing worse than sniffing and sneezing, so I spent most of it sleeping, reading and reading social media. Hopefully now I'm on the mend! Here's what... Continue Reading →
I'm so pleased to welcome Charity Norman today to Sam Still Reading! Charity is the author of See You in September and many other wonderful books – if you like Jodi Picoult, you will love her novels! Today she's talking about working from home – something that I'm useless at! Hiding on the cliffs Sometimes,... Continue Reading →
