Welcome to my Sunday Salon post! Hosted by Readerbuzz this post is a chance to have a weekly bookish and non-bookish catch up with other bloggers.
What I have been reading this week:
Fingersmith by Sarah Waters (click for link to Goodreads)
The People Before by Charlotte Northedge (click for link to Goodreads)
The Cornish Cream Tea Bookshop by Cressida McLaughlin (click for link to Goodreads)
My Book Of The Week That Took Part In This Week’s Memes Was:
The Will by Rebecca Reid (click for link to Goodreads)
Memes that I have participated in this week:
Goodreads Monday – Hosted by me Budget Tales Book Blog
Top Ten Tuesday – Hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl
WWW Wednesday – Hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words
Goodreads Top 5 Wednesday – Hosted by Goodreads T5W group
Time Travel Thursday – Hosted by me Budget Tales Blog
Book Blogger Hop – Hosted by Ramblings of a Coffee Addicted Writer
The Friday 56 – Hosted by Freda’s Voice
Stacking the Shelves – Hosted by Reading Reality
All Over Instagram – Hosted by me Budget Tales Book Blog
Sunday Post – Hosted by Caffeinated Reviewer
What else has been happening this week:
My son was ill for the first half of the week so he was at home. He was then back to school on Wednesday though so that was good. On Thursday I went with my mum and step dad to Tunbridge Wells to see some of the places that my Granddad used to live and work in. Before he died my mum took him round Tunbridge Wells so that he could tell her more about his life. This weekend we will be doing some Christmas shopping and.going on a walk to collect some leaves to make a nature picture for my son’s homework!
How has your week been?
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Oh, I’m glad your son is on the mend. And, what a wonderful experience to remember your granddad with your mom. (Sorry I wrote “mom” instead of “mum.” I’m completely good with the British English “mum”, I just don’t think it sounds like me if I were talking to you. I hope that makes sense.)
THE WILL by Rebecca Reid looks promising. I’m glad to hear you loved it so much.
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Thank you. Oh I am completely fine with how you spell mum. It is nice that you type how it is for you – the beauty of a worldwide platform 😊 I always reply in my British and I know what you mean 🤣 It seems strange to spell it differently to what you are used to.
It was nice to see where granddad loved and worked when he was there.
I enjoyed it. Completely gripped by it 🤣
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I’m glad your son is feeling better! Someday I’ll read a Sarah Waters book. 🙂 Have a great week!
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Thank you. It is a good read, but it is quite heavy on the detail so it is taking me a long time to read it. I am already maybe 3ish weeks in and have only just hit the half way point. I am a slow reader and I have been other books instead as the Blog Tours are coming up, but still…
Have a great week too 🙂
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It sounds like you went on a trip down memory lane. That’s a wonderful way to experience the past.
And good for you in planning to get some Christmas shopping done. I have to wait until the last minute or I forget what I bought.
The Cornish Cream Tea Bookshop sounds delightful.
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It was great. A shame that a lot of the stuff had been knocked down or changed, but there was still a lot there.
Oh we have excel spreadsheets. There are all sorts of mathematical things that happen due to my partner setting it all up! Our shopping starts in the January sales and then ramps up over October…
I have high hopes for it!
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All of your books look good! And have fun with your nature project! 🙂
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Thank you. Haha we have managed to find some leaves. They are drying then it is on to the sticking tomorrow after school maybe…
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The Will looks like a good thriller.
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I loved it 🙂
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That’s so cool that your mother is taking you around to places where your grandfather worked. Have a great week, Emily
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Yeah, she had all the old maps and everything. It is so interesting to see how it all changed.
Thank you. You too 🙂
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I’m glad your son is feeling better. Your books look really good. I especially like The Will and The Cornish Cream Tea Bookshop. Have a great week!
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Thank you. I enjoyed The Will and have high hopes for The Cornish Cream Tea Bookshop!
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