11. Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman – Elizabeth Buchan.
10. Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Truman Capote.
9. The Cupid Effect – Dorothy Koomson.
8. The Chocolate Run – Dorothy Koomson.
7. Annie’s New Life – Maureen Martella
6. Bad Behaviour – Sheila O’Flanagan
5. Pants on fire – Maggie Alderson
4. The Gift – Cecelia Ahern
3. Onwards And Upwards – Arabella Weir
2. The Chocolate Lovers’ Diet – Carole Matthews
1. Love is a Four Letter Word – Claire Calman
And this is only the list of reading books that I've read and not the crafting books and magazines I've perused too.
5 comments:
Thats a lot of books, any you would recommend?
My problem is if I start reading a book I can't put it down... Mind you it is a lovely way to while away the wintery evenings in front of the fire!
If it makes you happy, where's the harm!
X Alex
I think I have read about the same amount - the trouble is I stay up to a ridiculous hour trying to find out what happens next.
I love books - I'm really into Alison Weir and Barbara Erskine at the moment
sara
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Oh I miss reading so much but the children are with me 24/7 again (either in bed with me or awake) so I don't get a chance any more. I used to read til the cows came home. Thanks for sharing your latest finds, I'm so out of touch with books these days.
mel xxx
Nothing to do with this but saw your comment on Flossie and Tom so know that the book's gettable now at the library. So I will be on the doorstep of the library with my little card and 60 pence ...
Hi by the way - haven't visited you before.
Damn your beating me I've only read 9, but I've completed 2 swaps and am working on 2 more, so that probably evens us out.:o)
Have you had a look at Http://www.goodreads.com great site.
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