Love at the Little Wedding Shop by the Sea by Jane Linfoot is the first book I have read in this series. Even though it is number five, I had no trouble following the story or becoming immersed in Milla’s tale. Join Milla and Nic in St Aidan, a cosy Cornish village where friendships are made for life and it’s always cocktail hour somewhere.
Comfort Zone by Stephen Bentley is on a world-wide blog tour with Digital Reads Blog Tours. Today is my stop. This book is a quick read that you don’t want to miss. It’s gripping, thrilling, and suspenseful with a shocking end.
Jane’s a very brave boy. And a very difficult girl. She’ll become a remarkable woman, an icon of her century, but that’s a long way off. Join me for the blog tour sponsored by iRead Book Tours.
Polar Bear and the UFO by Cynthia C Huijgens is a whimsical children’s book with a few lessons for adults.
The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips is on an epic blog tour. Join Ebenezer Tweezer and Bethany as they take on the beast! Will 511-year-old Ebenezer survive until his next birthday? Will Bethany survive until tomorrow? Read this fantastic book to find the answers or just for the sheer joy of an incredible story with excellent illustrations.
Alexa’s a Spy and Other Things to Be Ticked off About by Dorothy Rosby is a low-brow look at high-minded living, a good-natured rant about the challenges we face and annoyances we deal with.
Young children will love this whimsical story of splashing in puddles and wading thru rainwater. It teaches lessons of perseverance and helping yourself overcome disappointment while entertaining children and adults. We all need a reminder to find the good in every day we are granted.
With a host of colorful characters and meticulous attention to period detail, Blood and Silver is a story of the best and worst of human nature, the passion for survival and the beauty of true friendship.
Note: this book contains Book Club Conversation Starters!
What can orphan Cecilia Beaumaris, a too tall, too outspoken gentlewoman with no pretensions to beauty and no fortune, do when the school she has been living in for nearly fifteen years, first as a pupil, then as a teacher, is closed down and she has to leave? She decides to open her own school, of course. Since her distant family is trying to marry her off for wealth, Independent Cecilia devises her own plan.
Rash and Rationality by Ellen Mint | Happily Ever Austen, Book 2 | Character Interview | Book Review | Rash and Rationality is a modern gender-swapped friends-to-lovers Sense & Sensibility, set in a cozy bookshop.