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Another one from my dad! We‘re Worsley fans over here 😊♥️🎄❄️

Honourable mention: A Gentleman In Moscow by Amor Towles

Fascinating social history of British domestic life as seen through rooms and the activities that went on in them. Almost every page has something that tempts you to read it aloud to anyone who will stay long enough.

1200 years of reading in the toilet

Fortunately in the days before cigars and cigarettes 😱🧨

#coffeeandabook #mycover

If walls could talk, mine would say “for the love of God and structural integrity, could you at least CONSIDER a book buying ban?”

#Wonderwall
#AnglophileApril

I think Lucy Worsley might have the best job(s) on the planet. I just ❤️ everything she does.

I never really gave much thought about how the use of houses might have changed over time but this is super interesting.

Starting this as my #nonfiction for this month. I read primarily #historicalfiction so this should be pretty informative. #nonfiction2018 #history

Also if you look closely at the pet gate to the left, my orange "kitty" (he is 13)is making a rare appearance( Don't worry, he isn't locked up. He can jump the gate at anytime)#catsoflitsy

I loved this book. I think this is a great little history of the home that everyone could enjoy. Lucy Worsley has a way to entertain her readers throughout her book. Can't wait to read more of her books. #nonfiction #history #lucyworsley

I wish I didn‘t have a mountain of schoolwork to do this weekend. I‘ve got some new books that are dying to be read....📚😩

I've been listening to this audiobook while stitching. I wish Lucy had recorded the audio herself, but it's still a really fun and interesting listen. If you saw the television series, the book has a ton of material that the shows didn't cover.