Author of kooky cosy mysteries, cookbooks, general fiction and children's adventure stories.
March is almost over. Already! Here is this month's book review summary: (you can read the full reviews here: 2019 Reviews) **** "Jonestown: The Power and Myth of Alan Jones" by Chris Masters ***** "Doggienauts" by Addie Broussard **** "No More Dead Kids" by Thomas Marshall **** "Mary-Alice Moves In" by Frankie Bow ***** "Preservation… Continue reading March Monthly Review Read
Errgh. I'm feeling a bit like Rosie the Robot from the Jetsons at the moment. I've had nine rejections in three months. Okay, these were for different six different pieces of work, and three of them were for competitions (I count not being short listed as a rejection as it means that I my work… Continue reading More rejections and moving on
Doggienauts, Their Mission: To reach the moon before Space Katz.When Rami develops a superior cat detector for her science project the residents of Doggieland are overwhelmed with excitement. The president is so impressed that she offers Rani a top-secret assignment, to manage the Doggienauts’ spaceship controls on their maiden voyage to the moo. Their Mission:… Continue reading “Doggienauts” a fab and fun children’s picture book
"Such Sweet Sorrow" by Richard Bell Rating: ***** Genre: Non-Fiction: Poetry Read: March 2019 When Richard Bell’s wife was diagnosed with terminal cancer, he set about documenting his emotional journey through his free-form poetry. “Such Sweet Sorrow” takes the reader with him, through his wife’s devastating diagnosis, subsequent death, and beyond. Anyone who has lost… Continue reading Wonderful Poetry – “Such Sweet Sorrow” by Richard Bell
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