nessa wrote:I have just finished Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantell about the brutal lives and intrigue of the Tudors, now something completely different Twelev Days of Christmas by Trisha Astley very light but enjoyable.
Nessa
I downloaded The Twelev Days of Christmas after you mentioned Nessa , and I am enjoying it so far and it's a light easy read:-)
nessa wrote:It has the feel good factor, just read another one of hers Chocolate Wishes again light not too taxing just what you need this time of year.
Glad you are enjoying the book Annie, Wolf Hall was good full of detail but couldn't read too much at one go took about a month to read.
Nessa
Thank you Nessa I will try that one also, you are right it's good to sit down with a book that's not taxing special when you have been round the shops pushing, shoving and queuing , I read about 2/3rds of other and still enjoying.
Just finished House of Echoes by Barbara Erskine - Four and a half stars from Amazon : "A woman unexpectedly inherits a beautiful English manor from the mother she never knew--a place where her two young brothers died many years ago. The locals whisper of a dire curse on both the house and her family, as eerie, inexplicable occurrences begin to threaten her own two sons. Now she is completely on her own to face a centuries-old malevolence--with the lives of those she holds dear hanging in the balance!"
Don't usually do Ghost stories - but really enjoyed this
I'm part way through the second Inspector Carlyle book by James Craig, but waiting on my Kindle is a literary blast from the past that was on offer for the bargin price of 99p - namely The Wombles! I never read or had the books read to me as a child, but I loved them on the telly and even had my own Tomsk!
Snoopysue
Logic merely enables one to be wrong with authority.
I have two favourites of Barbara Erskine Midnight is a Lonely Place and Whispering Sands, but all of hers are fascinating. If you want something lighter I enjoy Veronica Henry's books all funny.
Antie Em wrote:Just finished House of Echoes by Barbara Erskine - Four and a half stars from Amazon : "A woman unexpectedly inherits a beautiful English manor from the mother she never knew--a place where her two young brothers died many years ago. The locals whisper of a dire curse on both the house and her family, as eerie, inexplicable occurrences begin to threaten her own two sons. Now she is completely on her own to face a centuries-old malevolence--with the lives of those she holds dear hanging in the balance!"
Don't usually do Ghost stories - but really enjoyed this
I have read this and enjoyed it also, I enjoy these kind now and again it makes a nice change.
The Twitterverse is on about The Hungry Games trilogy. I managed to find free downloads for all 3 books. They're really for young adults or "old teens", but what the heck, I'm feelin' sprightly
I would love to pick up a book again but Genealogy has got in the way I want to read Wordsworths poetry again feel melancholy with T.S Elliot again get to grips with noddy visits toyland anything that has a pulse! or a metre cos my clock is ticking and ...................
dianel wrote:The Twitterverse is on about The Hungry Games trilogy. I managed to find free downloads for all 3 books. They're really for young adults or "old teens", but what the heck, I'm feelin' sprightly
That is a bit naughty of you Di! But they are really good storyline wise. lack a bit of depth because they are for teenagers but I enjoyed them and look forward to the film. I'm reading Alice because I got it free for my Kindle and I haven't read it since I was about 9.
"The present is the key to the past" - Charles Lyell
, I read about 2/3rds of other and still enjoying. 
