Book Review: The Christmas Tree Farm by Laurie Gilmore
Christmas has come early with the third Dream Harbour instalment of the Christmas Tree Farm by Laurie Gilmore.
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Christmas has come early with the third Dream Harbour instalment of the Christmas Tree Farm by Laurie Gilmore.
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August has slipped by and I have read coastal romances to historical fiction undercover espionage in this thrilling selection of books.
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Take a trip to tenth century York and weave between the folds of history at Jorvik Viking Centre.
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Barbie: The Exhibition at the Design Museum in London showcases Barbie from 1959 to the present day.
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June involved some highly anticipated reads and whisked my away to historical Venice, magic filled London and on a treasure seeking adventure.
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The Cinnamon Bun Book Store takes readers back to the beloved town of Dream Harbour and follows bookseller Hazel and fisherman Noah in this treasure seeking adventure.
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Books on Tour with Bookouture – The Greek Villa by Sue Roberts. A vibrant romance with a sizzling setting.
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May has been a month of fantasy, love and magic.
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Every wondered why someone wants to write a book? is it for fame? money? or maybe just spite…and of course to inspire those with dyslexia.
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April was a month filled with romance from first loves to cursed true love to second chances. This was a month with an eclectic mix of romance from YA fairytale fantasy, paranormal fantasy and escaping to Tuscany.
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