Today I am reviewing a book so autumnal, it might as well have a witch's hat on and be surrounded by Pumpkin Spice Lattes. It has also been on my To Be Read Pile the longest,

I turned to my dear friend Miss Read and picked up the next in the Fairacre series which featured the most beautiful autumnal cover. It was meant to be!

For those of you not familiar with Peter Kay, he is a comedian from Bolton in the North of England who does the most wonderful and funny observational comedy.

I'm sorry I went missing in action last week. A nasty virus managed to fell me, and there was no way I could even contemplate looking at a computer, let alone writing a review.

As I sit writing to yoiu, we have enjoyed the most blissful Autumn day. This morning was full of mist, I could barely see over the road and when I stood outside there was a delicate dampness left on my hair.

Back in 2003, the BBC launched a poll to find the nation's favourite book. I have been on a very loose mission, (and by loose mission, I mean I am probably still stuck in the airport)

Hello everyone, and happy Bank Holiday weekend to you. Here is the UK it is a 3 day weekend. Wahoo! We have a busy weekend culminating in our Village Hog Roast where we all bring a salad, table, cutlery and any beverages we like

Full disclosure here readers, I honestly am not sure what part of the cover of today's book to photograph! It features the torso and crotch of a muscly man

My heart is heavy at the moment at events in the UK. I was unsure whether to speak of this on my blog, it is after all meant to be a cosy look into the books I am reading