A Chevalier from Poland: The Memoirs of Chevalier Rafael de Weryha-Wysoczanski
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The memoirs of Chevalier Rafael de Weryha-Wysoczanski, a Polish nobleman whose nobility dates back...
Let Your Kids Go Wild Outside: Creative Ways to Help Children Discover Nature and Enjoy the Great Outdoors
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Creative ways for children to spend time outdoors and discover nature. In an era when the iPad is...
The House on Cold Hill
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The House on Cold Hill is a chilling and suspenseful ghost story from the multi-million copy...
Get Rich or Get Lucky
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Get Rich or Get Lucky is a gripping fantasy thriller that follows Adam who finds himself in control...
Vegetable Literacy
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For over three decades, Deborah Madison has been at the vanguard of the vegetarian cooking movement,...
Bokashi Composting: Scraps to Soil in Weeks
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Bokashi is Japanese for "fermented organic matter." Bokashi composting is a safe, quick, and...
Laura Doe (1350 KP) rated The Switch in Books
Jul 31, 2021
The book is split between chapters for Leena and Eileen, a granddaughter and grandmother who are grieving the loss of Leena’s sister. Leena threw herself into work in London while Eileen threw herself into looking after her daughter and Leena’s mother, Marian. After Leena is told by her boss that she must take a two month sabbatical, her and Eileen decide to swap lives for the two months. Leena moving to a tiny, sleepy village in Yorkshire, full of nosey old people and Neighbourhood Watch meetings, while Eileen moves to a tiny little flat in West London and tries online dating whilst making friends with everyone she comes across (whether they want to or not).
Beth O’Leary’s humour is brilliant, and so many situations had me giggling and rereading them multiple times and starting to giggle all over again (my favourite being when asked how a dog ended up in someone’s garden). It is so ridiculous, but not far fetched, and so you can actually imagine the events that make you laugh actually unfolding.
This book has just continued my love for Beth O’Leary and I will definitely be continuing to read her work and looking forward to new releases of hers in the future.
Home Design Story
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Design, decorate, and personalize the home of your dreams with the #1 FREE home design game! Cozy...
Merge Farm!
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Welcome to the world of Merge Farm! the newest farming and merge game from Gram Games. Merge Farm!...
Mark @ Carstairs Considers (2572 KP) rated Digging Up the Remains in Books
Aug 26, 2020
I really enjoyed getting to visit these characters again. Lilly leads a large and diverse cast of characters, and they are all charming. They are also distinct, so it is easy to keep them all straight. The book reintroduces us to the characters and town while introducing Tyler and the suspects. The pacing is a bit off early on, but the time is being put to good use as it sets up the mystery. Once Tyler is found dead, we are off with suspects as strong as the main characters and many secrets for Lilly and the others to uncover before we reach the climax. Meanwhile, we get some advancement in storylines introduced in earlier books. I suspect we’ve got some seeds that will bloom in future books here as well. I wish I could garden as well as the characters in this series, but I can dream while I read these fun mysteries.