poppy

The Master Of the Priory by Annie Haynes.

I remember really enjoying Round The Bend, too. Don't recall the story now but his nickname of 'Harpic' I thought very funny.

closely related to Wilberforce

Wild West End ~ Dire Straits

Fantastic news, Muggle! So pleased for you and great you've found a book you're really enjoying to celebrate with 💕

named after the distinguished

Wild World ~ Cat Stevens

went by the name

I've bought The Most of P.G. Wodehouse for $3.93 on kindle. There are several that say they're the complete works but they don't appear to include all his books. But this one looks like it has his best ones.

ski fields on the

Poor Boy ~ Split Enz

I'll look that one out, thanks briber. An author I haven't read (on my tbr list) but recommended by several people, is Frances Flaviel. She wrote Chelsea Concerto based on her experiences during the Blitz, and The Dancing Bear about her time in post-war Berlin. I've rewatched The Horseman series on Youtube.

up fire escapes and

Good news! My post must have been pre-Kindle. I'll see if I can find them.

The Lonely Bull ~ Herb Alpert

I didn't finish Most Secret. There were plans to use flame throwers against the Germans. No worse than many ways people are killed in war but I started to find it too disturbing.

I'm another fan of vintage books, at the moment I'm hooked on Golden Age mysteries. I've become a big fan of Moray Dalton who has been republished by Dean St Press. I have the complete set of Nevil Shute books and have read most of them. My favourite is Pied Piper and I loved Requiem For a Wren too. One of my favourite genres are WW2 based books. Also a huge fan of Delderfield, I've read all those and the Horseman Riding By saga several times. The TV series of this was very good, I thought.

brew in the whole

Fire It Up ~ Modest Mouse

or ethically sourced coffee

The Sound of Music ~ Julie Andrews

not someone who frequented

You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio ~ Joni Mitchell

where he accidentally bumped

Let's Face The Music And Dance ~ Fred Astaire