The Unfinished Journals Of Elizabeth D by Nichole Bernier Read-A-Long - Discussion Part 2

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Hello everyone and welcome to Week 2 of our discussion! Thank you to everyone who took part in the discussion last week, we had such a large number of comments and people shared really involved thoughts about how they were feeling about the book, which is always awesome. You guys make my job so fun and easy!

As always.... ***SPOILERS***

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Part 2 of the current read-a-long of 'The Unfinished Journals of Elizabeth D' It's a fascinating book and a fantastic conversation. Take a look, but be warned - there's spoilers!

My Hundred Lovers - Discussion Part 3 and Wrap-Up

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Hello everyone and welcome to the third and final part of the discussion on My Hundred Lovers, by Susan Johnson. How is everyone? It's a terrible day here where I am, perfect for reading and hopefully for some dissecting of this book!

So in the third part of the book we learn a few little things that some of us had been wondering throughout.

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The final instalment of the three part read-along of 'My Hundred Lovers' I'll be posting my review of this book later in the week, but have a look over the comments from other bloggers, it's really interesting.

My Hundred Lovers Read-a-long Discussion Part 2

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Hello everyone and welcome to the second week of discussion for My Hundred Lovers. Before we start I'd just like to thank everyone for the discussion last week! Everyone was so forthcoming with comments and opinions and that is what makes a read-a-long so thank you all for your high level of participation.

Now we've read 2/3's of the book roughly and have learned a lot more about Deborah.

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My Hundred Lovers Read-a-long - Discussion Post #1

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Hello everyone and welcome to the first discussion on the read-a-long of My Hundred Lovers! Hopefully you all have read pages 1-88 but don't worry if you haven't, there's no pressure! Read at your own pace and come and join us whenever you are up to speed. Just be aware that if you have not completed the first part of the read-a-long that this post and the comments will contain…

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I'm participating in this read-along, and it's great so far!

Introducing the TBYL Bookshelf

Please excuse the shameless self-promotion…it’s just that I’m proud as punch, and overly excited!

I don’t know about you, but I’ve always found it hard to know what to choose when I’m browsing for a book to buy. There’s so much to choose from, and picking a winner can be a real challenge.

If you’re like me, I’m hoping that the TBYL Bookshelf will be a big help to you!

The TBYL Bookshelf  is a place to find a choice selection of books, most of which have been reviewed on the blog (so you can get an idea of which book will suit you best). Any books that haven’t been reviewed on the blog have been read and recommended by TBYL, so you can trust that they are an entertaining read.

The collection is hand-picked, and I trust each title will bring you great enjoyment.

You’ll also find, new in the TBYL Store, the Kids’ Book Box where you’ll be able to pick up some gorgeous kids books. The selection will change often, and at the moment it contains three of my absolute favourites: Eric Carle’s The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse, Honey and Johnson’s I’m Still Awake, Still! and just in time for the new school year, Lauren Child’s I am Too Absolutely Small for School.

Finally, available for a limited time is the Back to School gift collection…This gift collection is a very special way to help to settle your nervous newbies as they prepare to start a new school year. Super-cute, and busting at the seams with imagination, I am Too Absolutely Too Small for School is a wonderful way to answer some of those niggling starting-school questions, the retro exercise books are quirky and fun, and the giraffe is just the cutest way to rule your margins!

I hope you’ll pop by and say hi…I’m sure you’ll find something lovely, just for you in the TBYL Store.

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Guess what? Tomorrow is my birthday!! Guess what else? I’m doing a birthday give-away! Stay tuned for details of our next bookish competition, tomorrow on the blog.

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