Here's how you can win: 1) Tell me the name of the last book you read and enjoyed (I'd rather hear about good books than bad ones!) 2) Be sure to include a way for me to get in touch with you if you're the winner.
You may enter the giveaway through 7 a.m. Monday, October 16. Good luck!
The last book I read was Margaret Maron's "Take Out". I'm a huge fan of her books and this one did not disappoint. I've also read and enjoyed a couple of the ones you recommended recently. Next up is Ronda Rich's book about her mother, "Mark My Words". It arrived yesterday and I'll start it this evening after work. Happy reading!
ReplyDeleteThe last book I read was called: Chime and Punishment by Julianne Holmes. A good cozy mystery.
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I am reading The Memory of Us by Camille Di Maio which is captivating and wonderful. Drama, and beauty. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteEnjoying Lost Among the Living by Simone St. James. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLast night I finished reading "The Whistler" by John Grisham. It wasn't his best. I thought some of the situations were unrealistic, but overall the book was interesting and it was clean.
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My sister and I were at Goodwill the other day and they had books 3 for 99 cents. I like to read children's books sometimes so I bought Bachelor Girl by Roger Lea MacBride. It's about Rose Wilder Lane and I love the Little House books.
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I just finished reading "Blind Trust" by Sandra Orchard. It's the second in a mystery series that has to do with tea. Can't wait to start the third and final book!
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I last read "Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail" by Cheryl Strayed.
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I recently finished In My Hands and Between Shades of Gray - not happy stories but interesting histories as they are WWII stories but one is a memoir and one is based on real events. My other books for the month are at: https://sarahdidit.blogspot.com/2017/10/bibliophile-files-101017.html. Happy Reading and thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteFinished An Echo of Murder By Anne Perry the other day. I give it a five star.
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I recently finished an advance readers copy of The Secret, Book, & Scone Society; a fabulous book by Ellery Adams that releases on October 31st. Be sure to grab a copy. I'll certainly be reading it again! samanthamcgraw@verizon.net
ReplyDeleteI love Kristin Hannah's Nightingale! If you like historical fiction, this one is great!
ReplyDeleteLast week I read THIS SIDE OF MURDER by Anna Lee Huber, and it was very good. Thank you for the chance to win. Dmskrug3(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThe Things We Keep by by Sally Hepworth. The story of a 38 year old who has early onset of Alzheimer's disease and has to move into an assisted living facility. (jozywails@gmail.com)
ReplyDeleteThe most recent book I read was--believe it or not--"Mary Poppins 80th Anniversary Collection." I bought it to keep on hand for when the wee small members of the family come to visit, but I had forgotten all the wonderful descriptive passages about teatime that P.L. Travers describes so well. I remember some from my childhood, but it was much better re-reading it as an adult! (cwhit98@aol.com)
ReplyDeleteCardinal Cabin by Joanne DeMaio - love her books! Read them all. Thanks for entering me in another giveaway. Happy reading.
ReplyDeleteI've been re-reading John Grisham's novels...just finished Playing for Pizza which was pretty good! Also read the latest of Jan Karon's in the Mitford series. SO GOOD!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI’ve discovered the author Charles Martin. His book, The Mountain Between Us, is now out as a movie. I’ve read three, the latest one The Interception. All good, I especially like the fact that there is no, or very little, bad language. gischatusfamilydotnet
ReplyDelete(clears throat) I hope I win! Hahaha! Ok, so the last book that I read was Nature's Remedies by Jean Willoughby. It is a simply written and illustrated book giving tips on natural herbal concoctions to hear common ailments. The book has 9 main topics of healing ranging from Skin Care to Pain Relief all the way to Mental Clarity and Focus. I loved it! It was a good to and fro airplane read.
ReplyDeleteIf I am the winner, you may contact me here: contact@teaendblog.com
If I win, I am going to buy "Culinary Tea" or "In The Company Of Women"...just letting everyone know...Hahaha!
Vertigo 42 by Martha Grimes...my favorite author and favorite characters! Classic.
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Hi Angela,
ReplyDeleteI have had some more time to read recently and have enjoyed three books that I would love to recommend.
The first one is "The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane" by Lisa See. I think you will find it intriguing and will enjoy the tea related plot.
I think that I told you one time that I read cookbooks like other people read novels. This book was on the shelf at my Library Book Sale.
"Salmugundi: A Celebration of Salads from Around the World" by Sally Butcher features 150 salad recipes and beautiful photography. I recommend the Pub Ploughman's Salad with Chips on page 158. I love that she comments on each of the recipes and tells a little story about each one.
The third is "The Romance of Tea" by William H. Ukers and annotated by James Norwood Pratt. First published in 1936, this version will inform and entertain any tea lover.
Happy reading, Angela, and thanks for the chance to win.
Mary Jane
I recently read Lessons From Madame Chic by Jennifer Scott. I enjoyed it and hope to read her other books.
ReplyDeleteOne that I read not too long ago and enjoyed was Woolly by Ben Mezrich. It's about research with the goal of bringing back the woolly mammoth - I don't think they've achieved it yet, but it was interesting to read about what they had tried and why.
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The last book I read was a reread of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. saltandlight at aol.com.
ReplyDeleteThe last wonderful book I read was _The Wisdom Way of Knowing_ by Cynthia Bourgeault.
ReplyDeleteThe last book I read was The Proving by Beverly Lewis. It was enjoyable reading. rbdmstr@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteReading The Glass Castle via e-book. Not sure what I think - hard to read about children being neglected.
ReplyDeleteEleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine. Interesting but a little strange.
ReplyDeleteIt took me awhile to locate a copy while on vacation, but I thoroughly enjoyed The Tea Girl of Hummingbird Lane by Lisa See.
ReplyDeleteHi Angela, the last book I read was Magpie Murders by Anthony Horowitz. It is a whodonit in a whodonit. You would like that it is about a writer and an editor! Horowitz did the TV shows Midsomer Murders and Foyle's War. I have enjoyed all his books. Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteWell... this IS timely. I just finished writing my review for An Inconvenient Beauty by Kristi Ann Hunter (Bethany House). You can read it here: http://bluejeansandteacups.blogspot.com/2017/10/an-inconvenient-beauty-book-review.html
ReplyDeleteIf I win, the link to email me is on my blog :)
But, you probably have me in your email already. Hugs to you sweet Angela.
Heather Elizabeth
I love the book At The Scent of Water by Linda Nichols. I've read it many times because it's like visiting an old friend. Set here in the mountains of NC, it's a wonderful story that I think you would enjoy! (I'm making a reading list from all the suggestions from the other entries!) silverstone4@frontier.com
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Charlene
The last book I read was called help written by English comedian Simon Amstell. It is a heartwarming and funny account of this man's life, with all the problems he realized in adolescence. If I am lucky enough to win, please contact me by email Cocacolagirl330@aol.com. Thanks.
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