The January 2017 Book Club read was English Passengers by Matthew Kneale, a book I would never had chosen to pick up for a multitude of reasons. English Passengers is a historical fiction novel set around the 1850s and the British 'settling' of Tasmania. The Reverend Geoffrey Wilson is determined to prove that the Garden… Continue reading Book Club Reads #4 – English Passengers
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Book Club Reads #3 – The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ
December's Book Club read was The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ by Philip Pullman which is a book that had actually been sat unopened on my shelf for quite some time. Described on the blurb as '...one of the most enchanting, thrilling and visionary stories of recent years' - the story is a… Continue reading Book Club Reads #3 – The Good Man Jesus and The Scoundrel Christ
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Book Club Reads #1 – The Book Thief
Last month saw the first meeting of a brand shiny new book club. It started off the back of the 'Smut Party' writing club that we did a while back - we decided we enjoyed getting together and being nerdy but writing isn't something all of us do regularly, unlike reading. The book we read… Continue reading Book Club Reads #1 – The Book Thief
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The Settling Earth ~ Book Review
The Settling Earth by Rebecca Burns & Shelly Davies Illustrated by: N/A Series: N/A Published: Odyssey Books, December 2014 Edition: Kindle Print Length: 128 pages Narrated By: N/A Genre: Short Story, Historical Fiction, New Zealand Fiction Where Did I Get It? I kindly received a copy from the authors in return for an honest review.… Continue reading The Settling Earth ~ Book Review
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Carole’s Book Alphabet ~ ‘B’ is for…
'B' is for 'Burial Rites' ~ I have rarely come across books written in such a way that I am so completely lost in them - I could hear, smell, taste and see everything she described throughout the book and I found myself almost feeling homesick after it was finished because I felt I had been there for the duration of the story.
Carole Finds Her Wings 