Angel

Cross was not one of my favourite reads. Jean Plaidy - The Plantagenate Prelude

Hope you are enjoying!

I've had that thrown at me so many times! For me it keeps me a civil human being - ask any of the family. They always know when I getting withdrawal symptoms. It helps me relax, escape, learn, broaden my horizons and a host of other things. To my mind nothing is a waste of time all the time it is of value to an individual.

I have a fairly wide collection Historical fiction, (loads) Classics (loads) Murder / mystery Chicklit Contemporary (lots) (most of Jodi Picoult's) Cookbooks (loads of different influences - Rick Stein, Gordon Ramsay, Delia, Gary Rhodes, Hugh Fearnley- Whittinstall) Italian, Chinese, Indian, Mrs Beeton (my basic Bible), ) to name but a few. Sewing, embroidery, Xstitch , knitting (all my passion) Various non-fiction on nature, dinosaurs, steam trains etc Several years worth of Good Food, Sewing World......... Not to mention all of Tiger's collections............

I can't wait for this! It's one of my favourite Thomas Hardy novels and it's ages since I last saw the film

Just starting Ken Bruen - Cross

Finished The Other Queen. Really enjoyed it and would recommend it to others that enjoy Philippa's books Now moving onto a light weight - Katie Fforde - Going Dutch

kb - it's very good and I'm loving it!

Now reading one I've been eagerly awaiting for publication this week! Philippa Gregory - The Other Queen

Really struggling to read this week as I've had alot of painkillers for my back and I've been extremely tired from work - so I'm hoping to finish this one this weekend

Louise you are becoming a bad influence with all your recommendations!!!!!

Thanks Louise I will request that one from the library

I enjoyed it - it was a lovely light read and I would recommend it especially if you enjoy her books. Perfect for when you want something which you don't want to concentrate on I thought it was me being stupid!! Glad it's not just me Still I'm mad enough to try another one The Hand of Justice

I enjoyed the Tarnished Chalice - the plot became a bit confused for a tired addled brain (but that was me and not the books fault) but I liked the ending! Also read Sophie Kinsella - Remember Me Now reading Catherine Dunne - Another Kind of Life

My DH accepts my reding as part of me so he has never objected - he calls me his bookworm! As he doesn't read it means that he has the full control of the TV remote controls.

First sign of dementia that