Welcome to this months Book Worms Monthly March. Again, I'm a little late. I have a good excuse though, I caught Covid again and it's knocked me for six. I didn't even realise it was March until this morning. I've not been reading much either because, well, I've not done much at all except sleep… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly Springing into March book Link Up
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The Skeleton Key by Erin Kelly, book review
I first heard about The Skeleton Key from Sarah's blog. We often have a similar taste in books. By: Erin KellyNarrated by: Helen KeeleyLength: 13 hrs and 39 minsUnabridged AudiobookRelease date: 01-09-22Language: EnglishPublisher: Hodder & Stoughton The Blurb This reunion will tear a family apart.... Summer, 2021. Nell has come home at her family's insistence to celebrate an… Continue reading The Skeleton Key by Erin Kelly, book review
Book Worms Monthly February Finally
It seems like January went on forever, and then I go and forget to post my February link up!! Well, the wait is over please join us for Book Worms February. 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… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly February Finally
4 Books That were Adapted to Screen Well
There are many books that have adapted to screen well, here are just four and I'd love to hear which of your favourite books have adapted well. Personally, I can't wait for Richard Osman's Thursday Murder Club, I really hope it doesn't disappoint. Pexels - CC0 License We all know the common retort - “That… Continue reading 4 Books That were Adapted to Screen Well
Forever Home by Graham Norton, a review
I used to watch Graham Norton on the television a lot at one time. I'm not a big fan anymore but I was interested to see what his writing was like so I delved in with Forever Home. I listened on Audible and it was narrated by Graham Norton himself. Listening Length8 hours and 43… Continue reading Forever Home by Graham Norton, a review
My Top Five Books I Read in 2023
I have decided to do a little recap and choose my top five books that I read in 2023. They are in no particular order and from different genres. The Last Devil to Die by Richard Osman This is the fourth book in the Thursday Murder Club series. It is probably best to read the… Continue reading My Top Five Books I Read in 2023
Happy New Year Book Worms Monthly January
Welcome to Book Worms monthly January and Happy New Year. I hope you had a lovely Christmas holiday. I didn't get much reading done. I did enjoy a couple of Terry Pratchett books which my son bought me for Christmas, but I've read them before. Do you read books that you've read before? I have… Continue reading Happy New Year Book Worms Monthly January
A Stroke of the Pen, Terry Pratchett
My daughter bought me A Stroke of the Pen as a surprise. She knows I have always been a fan of the late Terry Pratchett and has bought me special edition copies of a lot of his books. It was a real surprise to receive this one though. I'm not sure where she bought this… Continue reading A Stroke of the Pen, Terry Pratchett
The Night She Lied by Lucy Dawson, book review
I decided to choose The Night She Lied with my Audible Credit because it sounded like just the sort of thriller I would have enjoyed. It turned out to be a book of two halves. 10 hours and 41 minutesAuthorLucy DawsonNarratorRachel AtkinsWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date16 November 2023PublisherBolinda audioProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASIN The Blurb Every family has… Continue reading The Night She Lied by Lucy Dawson, book review
Cosy Up for Book Worms Monthly December
Welcome to Book Worms monthly December. I can barely believe that it's December already! I currently have 3 books on the go which is unusual for me but I'm determined to get them finished and they are all completely different so I'm hoping I don't get confused. Plus one is just short stories, so I… Continue reading Cosy Up for Book Worms Monthly December