I have been very lucky to see My Chronicle Book Box grow from the very beginning. We have been a loyal supporter along the way. Our latest box came a few weeks ago but due to poorly parents and ill health I am only now having the time to do this feature review. The live…
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So on September the 12th myself and Joanne from Portobello Book Blog attended what was in my opinion the best book launch ever. It was held at The Royal Scots Club on Abercromby Place in Edinburgh. The book launching was The Inheritance of Solomon Farthing by Mary Paulson-Ellis. I am sorry for the lateness of…
Today, Tanya Kaanta reviews The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen. Shortlisted for newcomer of year in the Irish Book Awards. The Lost Letters of William Woolf by Helen Cullen Back of the Book Lost letters have only one hope for survival . . . Inside the Dead Letters Depot in East London,…
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Sometimes a book comes along that ticks every box. Last Seen Alive does just that and much more. Genius, is the word I would use to describe it. I was terrified and completely puzzled at who was the bad guy/woman. Have I been hiding under a rock? Why did it take me so long to…
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Today we are featuring the soon to be published Inchtinn by Danny Weston. A horror story for young adults. If you are in Edinburgh this week you can catch Melinda Salisbury in conversation with Danny Weston at the West End, Waterstones branch. Back of the Book A fantastically creepy new mystery from Danny Weston. Inchtinn…
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Today Tanya Kannta reviews The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller. @dcbiller #Bookreview #HistoricalFiction #Books #Readers
Today marks the start of Baby Loss Awareness week. A time when most people will flip past the stories being shared by parents who have lost a baby because its too painful or upsetting. But it is so important to those who have lost a baby to be able to talk about it and tell…
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