Duty of Care: One NHS doctor’s story of the Covid-19 crisis by Dominic Pimenta. Is it too early and too raw to be reading a book about Covid-19 already? Perhaps. However, Dominic Pimenta has not written this book to discuss in glaring detail the horrific nature of how this virus can, in some people, ravage …
Or would have, if I had the time. I don’t think I have read a book in one sitting since I was a kid, I simply do not have that kind of free time anymore. However, there are books that I have inhaled – read very fast, because they were so good I couldn’t put …
I am a huge Bill Bryson fan, I’ve been reading his books for about 20 years now, so I thought I would offer up some inspiration for those of you who have not had the pleasure of reading one of his books (where have you been?), or want to know which book to read next. …
I just finished this fantastic book, it was easy to read and only 7 hours on Audible. The author is the narrator, and she is very good (that almost never happens). Official blurb: Today busyness has become a badge of honour. We want to say we’re busy, yet at the same time we feel exhausted. …
I’m joining in the Top Ten Tuesday linky about the 10 (or 12 in my case) books on my to be read (TBR) list for this summer. It is a great opportunity to look at the bookshelf and assess what’s been there too long, and what I am eager to read this summer. On my …
I thought I was the only one fascinated by farming; but now that Jeremy Clarkson is in on the game (Clarkson’s Farm: so funny by the way) it seems that there really are other people reading and watching these things. I first came across Amanda Owen’s book series “The Yorkshire Sheppherdess” after I read “The …
Reading with Kat 