To the point book reviews and other bookish stuff
The Photographer of the Lost by Caroline Scott is an absolutely stunning piece of writing. My thanks to Jess Barratt from Simon & Schuster for the […]
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I’m so pleased to be taking part in the blog tour for Plenty Under the Counter by Kathleen Hewitt. My thanks to Anne Cater from […]
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I’m delighted to be reviewing The Girl From the Corner Shop by Alrene Hughes today. It’s a fabulous read. My thanks to Vicky Joss from […]
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I’m always over the moon to be reading and reviewing a Mary Wood book. This time it’s The Abandoned Daughter, the second in the Girls […]
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Well, if ever a book was up my street this is it, and unfortunately there wasn’t time for me to fit in a read of […]
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I’m so pleased to be finally reading and reviewing an Elaine Everest book. I’ve been on the blog tours for a couple of her Woolworths […]
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Happy Publication Day, Lola!!! Oh, how I wish I could have fitted in a read of this book as it sounds right up my street. […]
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I’m over the moon to be sharing my review of Blackpool’s Daughter by Maggie Mason today, especially as it’s paperback publication day. Congratulations Maggie/Mary! My […]
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You may remember from last year’s top reads that Daughters of War by Lizzie Page was one of my favourite books of 2018, so I […]
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I’m so pleased to be sharing an extract from In Her Defence by Jan Edwards today as part of the blog tour. My thanks to […]
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