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Judging a book by its cover

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Cinnamon Cocka-doodle-loopy

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So, I was in Tesco, & it was a toss up between 2 books.

 

THIS ONE ended up in my trolley,purely because it has a chicken on the cover :roll::lol::lol::lol:

 

I have just finished it,& happily it was very good indeed,about a woman whose husband steamrollers her into a move to the country,& the adjustments she has to make to her life.

Lots of chickens in it!!!

 

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An Omlet Library!!! :D I read a good book, called "Things I want my Daughters to know" about a woman dying of cancer and the letters she wrote her daughters for them to read after she was gone. It's chicklit but a good bedside, non-braintaxing read. Happy to pass that on if anyone wants as well... (but there are no chickens either on the cover OR inside :( )

 

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An Omlet Library!!! :D I read a good book, called "Things I want my Daughters to know" about a woman dying of cancer and the letters she wrote her daughters for them to read after she was gone. It's chicklit but a good bedside, non-braintaxing read. Happy to pass that on if anyone wants as well... (but there are no chickens either on the cover OR inside :( )

 

BeckyBoo

 

Oh I read that. Made me cry so much!

 

I read a book recently called Hens Dancing by Raffaella Barker. I only bought that one because of the title and that hens were on the cover and mentioned in the blurb. :oops:

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henriette Chatty Chicken

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Would love to join the "book club" too but probably not easy because of the cost of sending the book(s) to France. I would, however, be very happy to forward postal cost, but maybe that would be a bit complicated. I could suggest sending to my son in the UK but, love him very much as I do, I think the book would still be on his to do list in 5 years time!

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Cinnamon Cocka-doodle-loopy

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An Omlet Library!!! :D I read a good book, called "Things I want my Daughters to know" about a woman dying of cancer and the letters she wrote her daughters for them to read after she was gone. It's chicklit but a good bedside, non-braintaxing read. Happy to pass that on if anyone wants as well... (but there are no chickens either on the cover OR inside :( )

 

BeckyBoo

 

If you liked that,may I recommend 'The household guide to dying' by Debra Adelaide?

It is a fantastic book, one that I have spoke about here before (in fact Claret took my copy on her hols!),.

 

The humor is darkest black, as a woman loses her battle with cancer. Its is just beautifully written,not at all morbid AND THERE ARE CHICKENS IN IT TOO!!!

 

Really, buy it now................

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I was thinking about this thread the other day, but couldn't remember what it was called. I spotted the book in the library the other week, so I've now read it. So can you take me back off the list again?

 

I really enjoyed it, and it made me cry a few times, which is always a sign of a good book :D

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