I really enjoyed this first novel by Carol Kirkwood. Whilst reading the book, I often had this feeling that I could hear the friendly voice of Carol telling this story. I thought the style and atmosphere of the book were excellent, taking us from Ireland to Greece, Monaco, and Hollywood. We feel the sun on... Continue Reading →
Bell works as a nanny for a family that seems absolutely perfect. One day, she picks up the phone and is asked by a clinic to pass a message to the mother, Hanna: Hanna's husband is awake. But that's not Max, the husband who has just walked out of the door that morning. Bell discovers... Continue Reading →
This book is set in the aftermath of the Second World War. Edith, an English schoolteacher, is sent to Germany as part of the post-war effort to rebuilt in various domains, hers being education. But Edith is also given other, more underground, tasks. She has to gather information destined to help her friends and the... Continue Reading →
Richard is a middle aged Englishman who leads a relatively quiet life, running a B&B in the French countryside. But, the disappearance of one of his guests and of a bloody handprint brings havoc into his quiet life. The beautiful Valerie, one of his guests, drags him into an eventful and surprising search. While I... Continue Reading →
This is a very nice book which will help adults and kids together to explore the world of baking. The book is appealing for children with its simple, colourful and friendly presentation. The recipes are clearly marked with the degree of difficulty and a clear indication of the preparation time. A handy overview at the... Continue Reading →
What a lovely book! Amber & Rye is much more than a cookbook. It is an experience that we make with Zuza Zak, who takes us on a journey to reconnect with her roots, walk in her grandma's footsteps, and explore the Baltic States. The book guides the reader through a bit of history and... Continue Reading →
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