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madamebibilophilerecommends.co.uk
It was JacquiWine's review of The Juniper Tree by Barbara Comyns (1985) last month that encouraged me pick this from the TBR in time for Novellas in November, hosted by hosted by Cathy and Bookish Beck. I really enjoy Comyns' individual voice. She can give a sharp edge to stories presented seemingly without guile which... |
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746books.com
My eighth Book of Summer is The Old Fire by French-Korean author Elisa Shua Dusapin so I am also reading it for Emma's Paris in July challenge. The story follows Agathe, a screenwriter living in New York, who, after the death of her father, returns to her childhood home in rural Périgord, France, after fifteen... |
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heavenali.wordpress.com
If I wrote only one book review this month (that is now looking fairly certain) the book review I had to write was this one. Despite having another terrible month in blogging terms, I have enjoyed what I have been reading, and the highlight of the month has been this long awaited biography of one... |
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portobellobookblog.com
It's no secret that Autumn is my favourite season so I was really pleased that the third book in Hodder's seasonal quartet has been published and it's about Autumn! I already have Winter by Val McDermid and Spring by Michael Morpurgo. As you can see, the Autumn book is by Kate Mosse and I was... |
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