The Tiger Who Came to Tea, published in 1968 and the mainstay of many a Children's section. In our store this was an 'A-Core Stock' title. It belonged to that important group of books that must be kept in quantities of 5,
Today's review is a wonderful book, perfect for those lazy, summer days when only a boiling hot cup of tea with an old friend will do. I have gone rogue and am reading this Fairacre series out of sequence
This week I received 2 rather exciting emails. One was from the wonderful Lucy at The Literary Edit, which contained her favourite 5 books read in 2024, and the other was from the folks at Goodreads on my reading challenge.
Happy Monday everyone. I fancied a bit of blogging this evening and wanted to share a brilliant book I have just read. But first of all, I need to tell you Hattie has had a hair cut and is looking very swish indeed.
Hello, Hello, I hope you are having a smashing week so far. We have had a little bit of a weekend away to celebrate our 7th Wedding anniversary and it has a slight literary connection
Happy Wednesday all. I have just eaten the biggest biscuit I have ever seen....it was a Marks and Spencer custard cream covered in chocolate. I swear I almost dislocated my jaw
I am very aware that I spend a lot of time talking about the weather on this blog. This is because I am British and we do seem to have a propensity towards this fascinating subject.
The location is lovely, and quintessentially English, dreamy homes by the lazy Thames waters. If you do get chance to watch The Marlow Mysteries TV Series then please do.
I am coming to you this morning at 5.55am as I can't sleep and decided to pick up my laptop and have a bit of a blog instead. I have been off this week as needed to use up some holiday hours.