The Book On Pie
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Look no further than The Book on Pie for the only book on pie you'll ever want or need. Erin...
Rome Travel Guide with City Tours and Offline Map
Travel and Utilities
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Meet Rome Travel Guide, the most comprehensive guide to the Eternal City and the ultimate app for...
Dessert Recipes!
Food & Drink and Lifestyle
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Looking for the best and most delicious Dessert Recipes? YOU'VE FOUND IT!! This incredible...
The Elf of Luxembourg (The Alex and Jackie Adventures #2)
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What's an older sister to do? It's not all fun fairs and ice-cream. Well, it is - but that's beside...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2387 KP) rated A Sprinkle in Time in Books
May 28, 2022 (Updated May 28, 2022)
I enjoyed the first in the series, but this one was even better. I was pulled in right away, and the plot never lagged. Because of how it impacted some of the characters we got to know in the first book, I found it compelling. I had part of the solution figured out, but there was a lot I hadn’t pieced together. The characters are strong again. I laughed at parts, but because of how things were impacting everyone, I also got chocked up a time or two. There are two recipes at the end to help with your cravings for ice cream and sweets in general. I’m already looking forward to visiting the gang again soon.
ClareR (5916 KP) rated This Charming Man in Books
Jan 31, 2023
The team at The Stranger Times have probably lost the will to laugh at their editor anymore. I mean, they see him every day, but his general bad attitude and shockingly bad work relations are hilarious.
Assistant Editor Hannah is back at work after her messy divorce, and Manchester is faced with what appears to be a bit of a vampire problem. But, you see, Vampires don’t exist. And everyone agrees on this.
Even when this book was being serious, it made me laugh. Banecroft’s interesting swearing system is workplace goals (although I work in Early Years, so still a no for me!), there’s a man on a canal boat who can’t lie and lives with a talking pug, the new journalist who lives in his van and lives on a diet of ice cream (and has terrible wind) - well. It’s just all delightfully wonky, funny and frankly genius!
I can’t wait for the next one!
Cooking Games Paradise Chef - Burger Food Maker
Food & Drink and Games
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Cooking Games Paradise Food Maker & Burger Chef - Cook and serve tasty food recipes & learn how to...
Birthday Factory: Kids games
Games and Education
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Have you ever wondered where birthday parties are created? Who prepares the cake, who makes the...
Summer Pop – Match Puzzle Game
Games
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Play the hottest puzzle game Summer Pop this summer for free! Limited time offer: Enjoy unlimited...
Midge (525 KP) rated Rosie's Travelling Tea Shop in Books
Mar 28, 2019
I delighted in this quirky, fun story. There were many laugh-out-loud moments and it was wonderful getting to meet all of the characters, although I did not particularly have a favourite.
I especially loved the idea of owning a pink camper-van like Rosie’s, and a fuchsia pink one at that - so unique and off-the-wall. Also worth a mention are some of the references to delicious culinary delights such as the spotted dick, and the Turkish delight butter-cream cupcakes or some of the more suspect ones like the wheat-grass smoothie or the Dijon tofu.
This fantastic book has left me keen to go touring and travelling and I strongly recommend giving this wonderfully uplifting romantic story a whirl!
{Thank you to #NetGalley and HQ Digital for the free copy of #RosiesTravellingTeaShop and for giving me the opportunity to provide an honest review.}