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I have reread Little Women and loved it just as much the first time round. Which I am happy about. I am going to carry on with the rest of the series.

1. The Women In Black. I liked the story albeit not as much as I thought I would. The cover is very atmospheric and actually seems to show so much on the cover itself. Simple yet effective. 2. N/A I don't pay attention to publishers to be honest 3. Does the library count? I didn't buy many books last year but did use my local library a few times 4. N/A 5. Fiona Watt with 9 books. It is easy with them been children's picture books but hey I love them 6. N/A 7. An Abundance Of Katherines by John Green. I don't regret any books I read and this is no different. I found it mostly dull and the characters, especially the protagonist to be highly annoying. The plot twist was also very underwhelming. 8. Too many to name here. 9. N/A 10. N/A 11. Annie by Thomas Meehan. Was a fun book. 12. 1984 by George Orwell. 13. Don't Look Now and other stories by Daphne Du Maurier 14. Hetty Feather from the Hetty Feather series by Jacqueline Wilson. I also loved the characters from Rock, Paper, Scissors by Alice Feeny or the fact that none of them were reliable. 15. N/A 16. History / historical fiction 17. Here Come The Girls by Milly Johnson. There was also a chapter in Shadows Of The Workhouse by Jenny Worth that made me laugh out loud a lot. Which was light relief after a rather harrowing chapter in the same memoir 18. Call The Midwife & Shadows Of The Workhouse by Jenny Worth 19. N/A 20. N/A 21. I cannot answer this. I have read many truly wonderful (in my opinion) novels jn 2023.

Happy New Year everyone 😊 Hope it is filled full of health and happiness and lots of really good books!

O Come, All Ye Faithful by Pentatonix

February 1983 He would never have believed it if you'd told him a year ago. That he'd be standing in an empty shop with a baby in a pram, seriously considering putting in an offer. How To Find Love In A Bookshop by Veronica Henry "What are you doing here, child? This is no place for a little lass like you. Come on, tell me your name." Emerald Star by Jacqueline Wilson February 2020 My husband doesn't recognise my face. I feel him staring at me as I drive, and wonder what he sees. Nobody else looks familiar to him either, but it is still strange to think that the man I married wouldn't be able to pick me out in a police line-up. Rock, Paper, Scissors by Alice Feeney

Lonely this Christmas by Mud I love that story of how Gene Autry got the title for his song 😊

My part in the affair started on September 18th, when my chief sent for me and told me he was transferring me to Saxmere on the East Coast. The Breakthrough by Daphne Du Murier When I think of my wife, I always think of her head. Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn Father Brian Flynn the curate in St Augustine's Rossmore, hated the feast day of St Ann with a passion that was unusual for a Catholic priest. Whitethorn Woods by Maeve Binchy

The Lady Of The Rivers by Philppa Gregory

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My partner and I bought our first house and last week got the keys. That was wonderful in itself. The sellers had left us a card and a bottle of rose champagne.

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Tall

Over My Dead Body ~ Jeffrey Archer

Mistletoe and Wine ~ Cliff Richard

Hi and welcome, Karen