I decided to read Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow after reading Mum of Thee World's review. Unlike Sarah I know lots about gaming and that's what drew me in. 13 hours and 52 minutesAuthorGabrielle ZevinNarratorJennifer Kim, Julian CihiWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date14 July 2022PublisherPenguin AudioProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglish The Blurb This is the story of Sam and Sadie.… Continue reading Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin
Welcome to Book worms Monthly November, apologies for being a little late. (again) I have been reading a little more this month but I'm a little slow with my reviews so I'm hoping for the chance to catch up soon. Funny story, last night I decided to listen to my audio book in bed last… Continue reading Bookworms Monthly November
It's Competition time and I want the chance for you to win some of the lovely goodies from my online shop. So, What can you win? I've handpicked some lovely items for you. A gorgeous Crystal Candle. I AM SERENE Amethyst Vegan Soy Candle is the ultimate candle to wind down with, settle your mind,… Continue reading Competition Time
I have thoroughly enjoyed Richard Osman's Thursday Murder Club series, and the Last Devil to Die is the fourth in the series. I listened as always on Audible. Richard OsmanNarratorRichard Osman, Fiona ShawWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date14 September 2023PublisherPenguin AudioProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASINB0BDG12SXM The Blurb Shocking news reaches the Thursday Murder Club. An old friend in the antiques… Continue reading The Last Devil To Die, Richard Osman Book Review
Welcome to Book worms Monthly October, apologies for being a little late. Reading is my passion and I love to write about what I’ve read. I’m a real book worm and I have been since the day I could read. I decided to start this linky so that other book worms could Share. I’m starting… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly October Edition
I recently told you about my 20% off sale which is across my shop site At Home A Lot I have already told you about the discounted Journals, Notebooks, bracelets and wishstrings. Today I wanted to tell you about my lovely Crystal Candles that are also in the sale. Crystal Candles My candles are all… Continue reading 20% Sale Continues, See My Lovely Crystal Candles
I'm having a sale in my shop. If you pop on over you will find 20% off Everything! (Apart from the gift boxes which are already heavily discounted.) So You can find my gorgeous journals at £9.60 reduced from £11.99. I have them in Green, Mist and Stone and they really are well made and… Continue reading Shop Sale, 20% Off Everything, no code needed
I decided to read None of This is True after reading Sarah's review. I like a lot of the same books as Sarah, but I also really enjoyed Lisa Jewell's book The Night She Disappeared. 10 hours and 14 minutesAuthorLisa JewellNarratorNicola Walker, Louise BrealeyWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date20 July 2023PublisherPenguin AudioProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglish The Blurb Celebrating her… Continue reading None of This is True by Lisa Jewell, a review
Welcome to Book worms Monthly September. I've been going through a big upheaval in my life and while some might find reading a comforting way of forgetting the real world, I have had difficulty in concentrating. I lost my reading mojo a little and again I've only read a couple of books this month. I… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly September 2023
I like the occasional cosy crime book and I like Reverend Richard Coles so I had to read this book, Murder Before Evensong. Listening Length7 hours and 24 minutesAuthorReverend Richard ColesNarratorReverend Richard ColesWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date09 June 2022PublisherWeidenfeld & NicolsonProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASINB09S4M3S89 The Blurb Canon Daniel Clement is Rector of Champton, where he lives alongside his widowed… Continue reading Murder Before Evensong, Rev. Richard Coles, a review
