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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 Esme Young’s Behind the Seams

Esme Young’s Behind the Seams was a gift from my daughter, as she knows I’ve enjoyed “The Great Sewing Bee”...

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...

Latest Blog Posts

Celebrations, Cards and Can’t be Bothered

Celebrations there’s nothing worse than when only one half of the partnership remembers cards! It was my wedding anniversary today...

Why Read Aloud?

Why Reading Aloud Matters? From sharing Roger Hargreave’s Mr Men stories with Year 1 children, to reading Shakespeare’s Hamlet with Year 13...

How to Read More in 2018

How to Read More? It’s that time of the year when the question on everyone’s lips is ‘what are your...

It’s not intrinsic motivation but it’s inspired

Is Intrinsic Motivation better than Extrinsic Motivation? These days education seems to be all about intrinsic motivation. We shouldn’t give...

Trying to stay Patient and Positive

Exploring how to be positive and patient I’ve written before about being positive and as a rule I’m quite good...

Stay Calm and Cycle

Stay Calm and Cycle It’s unusual for Mick and I to be out on our bikes together as Mick cycles...

Owning a Pool – Things That You Should Know as pool owner

10 Things You Need to Know as a Pool Owner I have always loved swimming in Thana City pool. in...

Leaving Bangkok

Returning from Overseas I woke up this morning to a typically wet and drizzly English day. The sky is a...

What it Means to be Cool

What Does Cool Mean? Some people seem just effortlessly cool? But are they? One of the dangers of having time...
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