Posts Tagged ‘ Kindle ’
Book Review #18 A Perfect Proposal by Katie Fforde
Katie Fforde has long been one of the authors I rely on for a cheerful easy read that makes me feel good. I bought my first book of hers, The Rose Revived, when I was at college and it has remained one of fail-safe favourites through the years. Up until a few years ago,...
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Book #8 Learning By Heart
Learning By Heart was another library pick, another one I was pleased to bring home and discover is written by someone, Elizabeth McGregor, who has consistently good reviews on Amazon. This is the book that referred to glass blowers in Murano, is set half in Italy, has two time lines and is about love...
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Book #7 The Glassblower of Murano
The synchronicity in book reading is amazing; co-incidence and books that you happen to pick up and which just hit the moment, or smash glaringly into the moment in the wrong way. Perhaps it happens all the time, perhaps it is ‘meant to be’ – perhaps I just notice when I’m extra sensitive. The...
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Book Review #6 The Pull of the Moon
The Pull of The Moon is probably the perfect example of why a Kindle has been good for my reading habits; I really don’t think I would have come across this had it not been for having my Kindle and it isn’t a genre of novel I tend to go for either. One of...
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Book #5 Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan
I picked this up in my library as part of a random assault on the shelves to find people I hadn’t read before. (So far, a rule of thumb seems to be ‘shelves fine, ignore stand on the way in, ignore all free standing round things, round things at end of shelves good, shelf...
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Book #4 Washington Square
I love it when I get completely blown away by my own prejudices A prejudice I had no idea I had was that all books in ‘Penguin Classic Yellow edged cover with dark picture’ books are…. boring. I wonder where I got that from. Actually I know. I was given Hard Times to read...
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Favourite Books: One from each shelf.
I thought I would join in with the Friday Club Carnival this week. I’ve got so very many favourite books that I hardly would even begin to know where to start. There are books I loved as a child (Narnia, the Chalet School series and Cherry Ames) and ones I love as an adult...
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Elizabeth Chadwick Reviews with added Kindle
Not a sponsored post – just me enjoying books and birthday presents I’m an avid Elizabeth Chadwick fan; I don’t think I have yet read one that didn’t feel completely satisfying from start to finish – and she’s got a fair old number of them (and I’ve read them all) so that’s a reasonable...
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Holidays
As is customary in the Puddle household, last week we took ourselves off to Centerparcs. It’s always a good way for us to have a low maintenance wind down holiday after the busy Xmas period and one of those holidays which, being a large-ish family, has not too much effort attached. In fact, it’s...
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