Left You Dead by Peter James - Detective Superintendent Roy Grace is not only investigating the case of a missing woman in Brighton, he is also facing a personal challenge, in this, the seventeenth novel in James’s bestselling series. Niall and Eden Paternoster’s Sundays are often taken up with drives to heritage country houses in their district. While Eden admires them … [Read more...] about Left You Dead by Peter James: Book Reviews
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The Bookshop Cat by Cindy Wume: Book Review
The Bookshop Cat, written and illustrated by Cindy Wume, is an exuberantly illustrated picture book for young children about a cat that loves reading. Unlike the rest of his family, the black cat wants to do nothing else but read. To this end, he eventually finds his dream job at a Children’s Bookshop working with a girl named Violet, whose Grandfather owns the shop. … [Read more...] about The Bookshop Cat by Cindy Wume: Book Review
Far From Home by Rosie Ayliffe – Book Review
Far From Home by Rosie Ayliffe is a Mother’s true story of the death of her beloved daughter, Mia, who wanted to experience life by travelling the world during her gap year. Rosie thought Mia, aged 21, would be safe as she left the UK and began her world trip, stopping first in Istanbul to stay with old friends. She followed Mia on Facebook as she shared photos of her next … [Read more...] about Far From Home by Rosie Ayliffe – Book Review
5 Funniest Audiobooks on Scribd
Here is a list of some of the funniest audiobooks on Scribd. The team has pulled together a laugh-out-loud collection for you to listen to as part of your digital subscription. Is This Anything? by Jerry Seinfeld Since his first performance at the legendary New York nightclub Catch a Rising Star as a twenty-one-year-old college student in the fall of 1975, Jerry … [Read more...] about 5 Funniest Audiobooks on Scribd
Still Together – Book Review
Still Together is a guide to connecting with ourselves and others through meditation. Manoj Dias talks about his path to learning mediation as a way to quell his low-level anxiety and understand his suffering. It taught him to observe his thoughts without necessarily accepting them as facts. The chapters cover The Age of Disconnection, Reimagining Life Through Connection, … [Read more...] about Still Together – Book Review