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My Top 10 Books of 2017
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My Top 10 Books of 2017

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Every year I get to December and try to compile a Top 10 Books list. Every year I say to myself I won't do it again because it's too hard. I'm doing it again. In 2017 I have read to completion 65 books, given up on 4 others and am currently reading a further 4… Continue reading My Top 10 Books of 2017

Tidbit Tuesday – Freedom’s Child
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Tidbit Tuesday – Freedom’s Child

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Tidbit Tuesday features a new book every week. No personal input from me, just the book speaking for itself. This week is 'Freedom's Child' by Jax Miller.

My October 2017 TBR
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My October 2017 TBR

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And for this month I am planning to read...

Death In The Stars ~ Blog Tour & Book Review
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Death In The Stars ~ Blog Tour & Book Review

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The Death In The Stars blog tour visits CFHW today - a fun, charming, murder-mystery set in 1920s Yorkshire.

Tidbit Tuesday – Death In The Stars
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Tidbit Tuesday – Death In The Stars

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Tidbit Tuesday features a new book every week. No personal input from me, just the book speaking for itself. This week is 'Death In The Stars' by Frances Brody.