This month we thought we’d tell you about our favourite books, so here are three of mine:
The Re-invention of Ivy Brown is like a jigsaw – set in the past and the present, with the hint of a mysterious happening which is not fully revealed until the end.
Carry on Jeeves – any Jeeves title takes the reader into a world of country houses, landed gentry and Bertie Wooster, well-meaning gentleman about town who regularly needs rescuing by his manservant, Jeeves.
Oliver Twist – have you seen 'Oliver!' but never read the book? You’d be surprised how much more happens to Oliver. I was also surprised how much humour there is in it, despite it being the story of a mistreated workhouse boy.
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Next month, in time for the summer holidays, we'll be chatting about books we loved as children.
Next month, in time for the summer holidays, we'll be chatting about books we loved as children.
This month's moderator: Jill
