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Hiya:welcomeboard:Hiya :DWaves to you from Aberdeen

Hiya:welcomeboard:Hiya :DWaves to you from Aberdeen

Hiya:welcomeboard:Hiya :DWaves to you from Aberdeen:D

I have just won it in a RABCK draw on Bookcrossing.....look forward to reading it:readingtwo:

Enjoyed Behind the Scenes but could never get into Human Croquet. Tried twice but gave up both times. Have Case Histories on the shelf though. Not heard of the detective ones though.

On my TBR pile.....I loved the trilogy:readingtwo:....looking forward to reading this one so haven't read your spoiler.

Belated greetings from me too. Hope you are settling in:D

I really enjoyed this book. Welcome to the forum yo yo dieter....I have been know to browse around on RISI

No I didn't know about that other one. Doesn't quite have the same ring to it does it 'Ballroom on Magnolia Street':blush: I am running a bookring on Bookcrossing if anyone in the UK is interested in joining (those that are members that is). http://bookcrossing.com/forum/20/4652261/13

'The Empty House' by Rosamunde Pilcher The usual Cornwall based story and involving living in cottages and walks on the cliffs, beaches etc.

Ahh....happy memories of sitting watching Jackanory and listening to the Moomins adventures. That takes me back a long way:lol:

Well these two books sound like ones for me. Must be added at once to my Wish List. Thanks Michelle:D

Did you mention to me something about her books once before. I didn't enjoy Old School Ties, gave up on it but liked The Starter Marriage.?

My youngest loves these books....he can't wait for the next one to come out.

One my sis is keeping aside for me to read.

What a lovely easy read. Based around 'The Tea House' it tells the story of the lives of those who use the tea house. Penny who owns the shop with her husband Daniel but is hoping for a change in how they run the place. Brenda, the would be artist, struggling to make ends meet but ever hopeful she will one day meet Nicholas Cage. Sadie finds refuge in her indulgence of scoffing back the famous cherry cheesecake and in so doing takes away the truth about her husbands infidelity. Clare who returns home and seeks to find her first love. Henry, who suffers quietly on his own, with his wife's obsession of creating a group called 'the Bronte Bunch' an holding readings in her new conservatory. They all intermingle with one another but they all have the one thing in common 'The Tea House'. Sometimes a wee bit sad and others funny. You do hope it all works out for those concerned.....but you will have to read it to find out.

'The Tea House on Mulberry Street' by Sharon Owens What a lovely easy read. Based around 'The Tea House' it tells the story of the lives of those who use the tea house. Offered and running as bookring on Bookcrossing.

I read Mocking bird not that long ago too. Thought it was the well deserved classic it deserves to be. Recently bought the DVD in a sale too....must get around to watching it.

Hello and welcome to the board.....Happy Reading and posting etc

Sounds like you have found the perfect home....welcome to the board:D

'The One You Really Want' by Jill Mansell Very chic lit. Not my usual kind of read, but very easy read and they all lived happily ever after.

I have read 'The Starter Marriage' which I read via a bookring and enjoyed. http://bookcrossing.com/journal/3451044

See how you get on with that one....I gave up reading it. Didn't enjoy they way it was written and characters didn't hold my interest I'm afraid.

Hello and :17:to the board....jump right in and get posting and reading and reviewing....etc.

I nearly bought it for my sis birthday cause she loves marshmallows....but maybe just as well I didn't then!