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secretlibrarybookblog.com
Synopsis: "This is a must-read book for anyone interested in knowing what it was like to travel overland through Europe, the Middle East, Central Asia, and East Asia during the 1960s. What were the roads like? What dangers existed? What opportunities were available that are now gone? The author and her husband left the US... |
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portobellobookblog.com
Today's First Line Friday features a book I've had on my Kindle for ages having bought it when it was on offer last year. Emma Cowing's The Show Woman follows four women in Edwardian Scotland who are part of an all-female circus. It's inspired by the author's own great-aunt who was a trapeze artists which... |
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jillsbookcafe.blog
Whilst I was on my extended break in December I spent some of time contemplating what I was going to do with the blog in 2025. I'm not sure I came to any earth shattering decisions about the way forward or had any brilliant ideas for new features, I did however think it was time... |
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rarecooking.com
Updating Early Modern Recipes (1600-1800) in a Modern Kitchen |
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