ShortBookandScribes #BookReview – Eighteen Seconds by Louise Beech
Eighteen Seconds by Louise Beech is published by Mardle Books and is out now in paperback and ebook. My thanks to the publishers for the […]
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ShortBookandScribes #PublicationDay #BlogTour #Extract from A Child of the East End by Jean Fullerton
It’s my stop on the blog tour for A Child of the East End by Jean Fullerton and I’m sharing a fabulous extract with you […]
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ShortBookandScribes #BookReview – Dear Reader by Cathy Rentzenbrink
I’m delighted to be sharing my thoughts about Dear Reader by Cathy Rentzenbrink today. What a wonderful book this is. My thanks to Camilla Elworthy […]
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ShortBookandScribes #BookReview – Mother: A Memoir by Nicholas Royle
My review today is of Mother: A Memoir by Nicholas Royle. My thanks to Emma Dowson and Myriad Editions for the review copy of the […]
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ShortBookandScribes #Extract from The Smallest Things: On the Enduring Power of Family by Nick Duerden @Nick_Duerden @eandtbooks
I’m so pleased to have an extract to share with you today from The Smallest Things by Nick Duerden. It sounds like a delightful read. […]
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#blogtour – When Dad Became Joan by Cath Lloyd @CLmakethechange @Bookollective #bookreview
Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for When Dad Became Joan: Life With My Transgender Father by Cath Lloyd. My thanks to Bookollective […]
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#bookreview – Tunes on a Penny Whistle and Tuppenny Rice & Treacle by Doris E. Coates @Authoright #blogtour
I’m delighted to be taking part in the blog tour for these two lovely books. Thank you to Rachel Gilbey from Authoright for the place […]
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#bookreview – I Am, I Am, I Am by Maggie O’Farrell @TinderPress
Today I’m reviewing the wonderful I Am, I Am, I Am by Maggie O’Farrell. I’m a big fan of her novels and I enjoyed this, […]
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#blogtour – My Mourning Year by Andrew Marshall @andrewgmarshall @RedDoorBooks #bookreview
I’m on the blog tour today for this wonderful memoir. In 1997 Andrew Marshall’s partner, and the only person to whom he had ever truly […]
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