BOOKPHACE

  I'm still reading some of the books I bought when the bookshop was closing down. So this month begins with the beautiful Whistler by A...

  I was really sad when I started this book, and I was really sad when I finished it. Oh, I hear you say, was it that bad? Oh no, no, no, no...

A prolific month, although a very sad one because of the closure of my local bookshop. More of that later. I was in and out of the library s...

  Six of the books I have read this month have been library books. I am disproportionately proud of that statistic as I believe passionately...

    Clearly, I’m ahead of the game here. I’ve never considered myself to be anything but ordinary!  And I find it kind of sad that a book li...

  July saw heatwaves and the grass court tennis season. One encouraged my reading, the other placed obstacles! But I've enjoyed a month ...

 This impactful collection traces the journey of becoming a woman—highlighting its highs and lows. From childhood to old age, a dozen writer...