NOVEMBER 9th BY COLLEEN HOOVER – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Simon & Schuster UK Colleen Hoover is the #1 New York Times and International bestselling author of multiple novels and novellas. She lives in Texas with her husband and their three boys. She is the founder of The Bookworm Box, a non-profit book subscription service and bookstore in Sulphur Springs, Texas. This author has written some amazing and very popular books. This one I particularly liked as you could not predict at all what was going to happen, and this took me by surprise. It is not your traditional love story and will keep you turning those pages…
View PostHARBOUR ARM FOLKESTONE, KENT UK
Last week I had a walk along the Harbour Arm. I have not been down there for a couple of years, as I could not walk that far with my hip. I was surprised at how much it had changed. There are so many stalls and eating places available now. I did pop in to see Dirk with his prints, they really are amazing, I have two hanging in my flat. Unfortunately, Jo wasn’t there, but Dirk very kindly gave me her latest book to read, which I will be taking to Spain next month. I sat for a…
View PostA GAME OF LIES BY CLARE MACKINTOSH – BOOK REVIEW
Published by Generic Clare Mackintosh is a former police officer and a bestselling crime author. Her books have sold more than three million copies, been optioned for television and translated into forty languages. She appears regularly at literary festivals and bookshop events across the UK and beyond. This was like a game of Big Brother that goes horribly wrong, as all the contestants have a huge secret that could actually destroy them in some way. Like their employment, family or their standing in the community. Who can expose one of the players first, and will they get it right? The…
View PostCOPACABANA MAGIC AT THE LEAS CLIFF HALL, FOLKESTONE
Last weekend, I went along to this tribute show with Sue, as Barry Manilow is one of her favourite singers. It was a shame to see that they had not sold the full amount of seats, but it sounded like everyone enjoyed themselves. The first half was full of his many songs, then the second half was all the favourites, which had people singing along. It was a very pleasant evening, and it made a nice change to go listen to something different. Leas Cliff Hall website here.
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