Reading ready for Black History Month 😊

Old books in a cafe ❤️☕️📚

It's #InternationalDogDay 🐶👏🏻😄
Here's Six Times Dogs Were A Books Best Friend!
http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/six-times-dogs-were-a-books-best-friend/

Finished this last night but it's one that will never leave me!
I'll write a proper review soon but in the meantime I totally recommend it. ❤️📚❤️📚❤️📚❤️📚❤️

There were some things about this book I loved, but a couple of things let it down for me.
Full review here ➡️ http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/the-museum-of-things-left-behind-by-seni-glaister... 😊

AH-MAZE-ING!
This is a must read - see full review here ➡️😊http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/nina-is-not-ok-by-shappi-khorsandi/

This is a good read but it's a bit big and could be a little confusing- best read when you've regular reading time and not too many distractions!
Full review here-> http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/the-lost-time-accidents-by-john-wray/

I loved this book about a man saving the scrapings of bookish meals, plating them up beautifully and serving them as 'nuvelle cuisine'.
Full review here - http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/the-reader-on-the-6-27-by-jean-paul-didierlaurent...

One of many lovely sentences in one of my favourite books this year!
http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/river-of-ink-by-paul-m-m-cooper/

Honestly? I got this book for the title - my best beloved older sister has a farm called Skylark Farm! I only had the cover to go on - it looks pretty twee but sometimes we all need a bit of escapism so I thought I'd give it a go! It didn't convert me to the genre, (and my sister's farm is better - it has goats!) but it gave me a bit of light relief. Full review here - http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/summer-at-skylark-farm-by-heidi-swain/

"In the heat and dirt of the Williams Place, the newspapers were an inky threshold where he could enter a landscape that reached to the North Pole and to other times and people he‘d never heard a whisper about before."

This won the 2015 BRAG Medallion award for Historical Fiction (awarded to indie authors / self published etc) So far it's a good read :)

Finished this the other day. LOVED it so much, straight into my top ten books!
It's the story of a beaten down woman who sees the future and finds a way to fight back.
Re-released classic
Full review here http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/woman-on-the-edge-of-time-by-marge-piercy/

Vera is the 17. The daughter of a Russian Jew & a lapsed Catholic. She's insightful, intelligent & recovering from a breakdown. Her dad takes her to Lithuania hoping to connect with her & help her adjust to her diagnosis. Both the main characters are instantly intriguing & sympathetic. Great descriptions of Vilnius.

NB This review first appeared on The BookEaters Blog. http://www.thebookeaters.co.uk/dear-fang-with-love-by-rufi-thorpe/

Taking a short break from the edge of my seat whilst reading this! I want so much for it to all end well but will it???