Today I finished 'The Forgotten Garden' - what a fabulous story. Normally I don't go for books that jump from one time to another (eg 2005 to 1900) but this one was written like you were actually there following the one character and the continuation of it all ... I was so impressed that I actually emailed the author and told her so. I have never done this before .. ... An exquisite book, perfect for re-cuperating. At this rate I'm reading a book a week, plus various magazines and some stitching. Reminds me, I'll have to get into my assignments soon. Am doing a cookery course which I'm missing out on for a couple of months.
A photo of the beach at sunset ... just there at the right time. Can't wait for those summer nights ... not long now.
4 comments:
thank you for sharing the book with us- the name makes me want to read it too-
also like the name of your blog and will try to follow it or put it on a feed as I am still unsure of following stuff as I am sort of new too-
huggles me, Meme from Canada
Thanks so much for your lovely comment.
... Site owner... means website owner!
I also want to thank for mentionning "that" book... I will add it to my to read books list!
I just wish there would be more hours in a day...
Kisses
Debbie Moss
(From England)
Hi and thank you for visiting my blog. I will be sure to try to find this book as am really in a reading mood right now - loving the author Nikki (?) Pellegrino, worth a look, Mel xxx
I wasn't sure if Dzintra was your first name - so lovely and unusual. I was just going to call you Your Royal Highness instead! Such warm feelings here at your blog. Austrailia looks beautiful...those beaches, wow! You are certainly an ambitious cook. Your menu sounded delicious. I hope you are feeling better. I finally have my Halloween costume posted if you want to take a look. It's very exciting to be talking to someone across the planet. I will visit again. Keep cooking!
Catherine
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