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If you’ve been following a while, you’ll know that I love to read, so the main focus of my website has always been to share book reviews and book club questions. Nothing is about to change there – books are, after all, what keep me sane (ish!) My online shop showcases some of my own most popular picture books that are for sale.

I occasionally,when the mood takes me, blog on life, family, relationships and even occasionally health and fitness. I’m not a fan of social media posts that suggest the writer’s life is perfect. I just don’t buy it. But if you enjoy a smile, chat and a cup of coffee with a pal, I think my posts might be for you.

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Book Review on Claire Fuller’s The Memory of Animals

The Memory of Animals by Claire Fuller is an unusual book set in what appears to be roughly contemporary times...

Atkinson’s Normal Rules Don’t Apply – Copy

Kate Atkinson’s Normal Rules Don’t Apply is a remarkable collection of eleven interconnected stories that expertly blend the complexity of...

Book Review on Mike Gayle’s All The Lonely People

Mike Gayle’s All the Lonely People immerses us in a narrative that effectively balances the simplicity of its storytelling with...

Book Review of Sarah Winman’s When God Was a Rabbit

It took me a while to get into Sarah Winman’s When God Was a Rabbit, but once I had it...

Book Review on Sara Pascoe’s Weirdo

Sara Pascoe’s Weirdo presents a captivating exploration of contemporary fiction, resonating particularly with younger readers through its fresh, accessible style...

Book Review of I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes

I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes is a gripping and intricately woven thriller that takes readers on a rollercoaster ride...

Book Review of Zadie Smith’s The Fraud

The Fraud by Zadie Smith is a mind-bending journey that left me both impressed and perplexed. Smith’s exploration of historical...

Book Review Of The Intoxicating Mr Lavelle By Neil Blackmore

The Intoxicating Mr Lavelle by Neil Blackmore is a captivating read that effortlessly blends elements of love, tragedy, and philosophical...

Book Review of No One Saw a Thing By Andrea Mara

No One Saw a Thing, by crime writer Andrea Mara, centers around a reunion in London of a well-off defense...

Blog Posts

Fun Day out at Kirton Off Road Centre

I’m just reflecting on the week that was, and I would have to say the highlight was a trip to the local quarry where I got to...

Rediscovering Blogging and Its Impact on Mental Health

If you’re a regular visitor to my blog, you might have noticed that it’s been a while since I shared anything personal. Life has a...

Experiencing Loose Women Live: An Unforgettable Mother-Daughters’ Day Out

I’m a firm believer in the "glass half full" approach and felt compelled to share the fantastic Easter weekend I had with my...

Exploring the Richness of Intergenerational Friendships

I’ve always found a natural connection with people older than myself. Thinking back to years ago, as a newly qualified teacher...

The Power of Displays

Positive Classroom and Library Environments Displays are a very powerful tool in creating a positive classroom and library...

Embrace the Change

Embracing Change Saying goodbye is never easy Sometimes change can feel overwhelming, but a little bit of positivity can go...
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