Audio Books Anyone? The Old Fashioned Way!

Anyone still playing cassette and compact disc audio books these days? Let’s discuss.

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Four Books, One Title: Lockdown

Uncanny. Same title, four different stories. Sometimes you win when you judge a book by its cover, but what about judging a book by its title?

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The Book Snob Tag & Book Addiction Tag

Do I qualify for The Book Snob Tag and perhaps the Book Addiction Tag? Yes – well I’m definitely a bookworm, so book additive behaviour certainly applies, and I probably am a bit of a book snob, since I’m quite particular about certain bookish things. I came across The Book […]

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Swallows and Robins by Susie Kelly: Memoirs of a French holiday rental!

She exits the UK, sets up a holiday rental in rural France. Hates cleaning, loves some of her guests and can’t wait to see the back of others. Read all about it in Swallows and Robins!

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Mary L Trump on Donald Trump: Too Much and Never Enough

Mary L Trump gives us her take on Uncle Donald Trump, from childhood to present day in her ‘tell all’ book.

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East of Croydon, Travels through South East Asia: Book Review

Fancy a trip to Vietnam, Cambodia, and China? Sue Perkins will take you there in this book, sharing her wit and charm as she leads us through South East Asia to film a documentary.

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Exasperate your wife? What the Heck?

Why the heck would you want to exasperate your wife, and read a book that teaches you how. It the author serious? ‘How to Exasperate Your Wife” No Way! That’s the title of the book I saw a man reading on the train a few weeks ago, he knew very […]

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The Amazing Story of the Man who Cycled from India to Europe for Love

A True story about love, suffering, differences and determination.

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Confessions of a Bookworm

Confession time!! If you’re a bookworm you’ll probably understand. Read on for the truth, the whole truth and nothing ‘book’ the truth.

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A Bookworm’s Paradise: Hay on Wye Brecknockshire Wales

Honestly, I think this town should be named “Bookworm Village” since I’ve never been anywhere with so many book stores and outdoor book shelves with rock bottom priced books, all in such a small cluster. Even the place where we stopped for lunch had books shelves filled with books that […]

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The Oath by Frank Peretti

The Oath was a hefty hardback book, and not quick at getting to the crux of the story. But what a strange story! A small town seems to be harbouring a big scary secret that nobody dares talk about; there’s a thick fog of fear hovering over everyone in this […]

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Stalked: I See You

Stalking seems like a sinister and subtle crime, the unknown face that watches you could be anywhere….

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Need a Hero? Well There’s Always Hope…

A hero, action man and conspiracy thrillers rolled into one: Ben Hope series by Scott Mariani.

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The Flower Appreciation Society

The power of the flower, detailed guides on flower care and varieties

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Hot Tea Across India

A true story of a trek through India.

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Secrets and Lies?

The True Story of Britain’s Secret Police Undercover by Rob Evans and Paul Lewis. Well, I was intrigued by the idea that there are people who are earning a living by leading a double life. Spying on a target group of people and ‘becoming one of them’ in order to […]

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The Penguin Lessons, A True Story

If it wasn’t for the fact that I adore penguins, and that this is a true story, I would never have bought this book. Ever since watching ‘The March of The Penguins’ years ago, I have been won over by penguins, their cuteness and similarities to humans. I was intrigued to […]

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Hotel Gossip and a Peak Behind the Scenes? Read Hotel Heaven

A true account of the realities of the luxury hotel industry by Matthew Brace

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Books On The Beach: Fly Girl, A Cabin Crew Memoir by Amanda Epe

A black women’s account of her career with British Airways Cabin Crew.

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Wendy Alec Chronicle Brothers Books. Lucifer’s Fall, Heavenly and Earthly Battles.

Whether you hold any religious belief or not, you will enjoy an almost fairy tale sense of this imaginative retelling of the Lucifer’s biblical fall from heaven in a way that ‘goes behind the scenes’ so to speak  – to create a feeling of being there, watching related events unfold […]

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