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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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Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty

Apples Never Fall by Liane Moriarty Moriarty’s latest release, Apples Never Fall, is a family drama in which various plot twists...

Fictionalising Real-Life:How Games and Books Explore Similar Themes and Ideas

Fictionalising real life is turning actual events from the past into a fictional story. While these stories often use elements...

Bram Stoker – Dracula

Book Review on Bram Stoker’s Dracula Dracula begins with Jonathan Harker, a young English lawyer, recounting his journey to Transylvania on...

The Scythe and Thunderhead by Neil Shusterman

Book Review of Neil Shusterman’s Scythe and Thunderhead The Thunderhead has never been more relevant than it is right now...

The Paris Apartment by Lucy Foley

Book Review of The Paris Aparment by Lucy Foley The Paris Apartment is a well-named psychological thriller – the focus...

The Beekeeper of Aleppo – Christy Lefteri

Book Review of The Beekeeper of Aleppo by Christy Lefteri Christy Lefteri has spent her career learning about the situation...

Matthew Perry – Friends Lovers, and the Terrible Big Thing

Book Review on Matthew Perry’s Friends, Lovers, and the Terrible Big Thing The title of Matthew Perry’s autobiography, is a...

JoJo Moyes – The Giver of Stars

Book Review on JoJo Moyes’ The Giver of Stars What a dreamy environment for a librarian to work in! I...

Martin Amis’ London Fields

Book Review on Martin Amis’ London Fields Martin Amis’ book, London Fields, set in the 1990s and written in the...

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Things My 21 Year Old Self Didn’t Know (but not wise things!)

Tips for my Younger Self Mick sent us a Whatsapp collage of some of the photos we’d seperately sent him...

It’s a Cop Out to Blame Fate

Do you believe in fate? https://youtu.be/LkEX_EqBeq8 Do you believe in free choice or do you think everything is pre-determined?I watched...

Feeling Cranky; Mood Improvement

Strategies for Mood Improvement Feeling Cranky – I need strateies for mood improvement.  I don’t know why but I’ve been...

First Day Back at School

Starting of School The first day back at school is always a nervous time. How to Not be Nervous I’ve...

Back to School for Expats

Back to School Rituals it’s always fun to buy new stationery for going back to school. Back in Bangkok things...

Colleagues as Friends – Surely Not!

Work Chums! Having fun with friends when I turned 50! Is Making Friends with Colleagues a Recipe for Disaster Living...

Is Staying in a care Home like Going Back to School?

Comparing the Old and Young This week I’ve been blogging a bit about working in the same school as my husband and kids. My...

Being the Teacher’s Kid (or their Mum!)

Pros and Cons of Being a Teacher’s Kid These two munchkins actually enjoyed being teachers’ kids, or at least I...

Family Holiday Harmony or Family Holiday Hell?

Travelling with a Family Tips https://youtu.be/yBERKTBazM8 There are lots of tips for handling holidays with tiny-tots or teenagers, but far...
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