FIRST DAY OF SPRING BY NANCY TUCKER – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY CORNERSTONE DIGITAL ON 18th MAY 2021 ‘So that was all it took,’ I thought. ‘That was all it took for me to feel like I had all the power in the world. One morning, one moment, one yellow-haired boy. It wasn’t so much after all.’ Chrissie knows how to steal sweets from the shop without getting caught, the best hiding place for hide-and-seek, the perfect wall for handstands. Now she has a new secret. It gives her a fizzing, sherbet feeling in her belly. She doesn’t get to feel power like this at home, where food is scarce…
View PostART IN THE OLD HIGH STREET!
Walking down The Old High Street in Folkestone you come across probably the smallest shop, which may be small but it is full of big, mighty expressions of art! I love the quote below from Joanna Phore who not only gives you questions to answer about ART but is also the sponsor and creator of this exhibition. Open until the 6th of July, please drop in and say hi and give your opinions on the art……Jo loves a good chat. SO YOU CALL THAT ART? What is art? Who defines it. The creator, the consumer? Is beauty in the eye…
View PostSTRICTLY MURDER BY JULIE WASSMER – BOOK REVIEW
PUBLISHED BY CONSTABLE ON THE 10th JUNE 2021 A new dance school opens in Whitstable run by celebrity tango champions – Tony and Tanya Ballard. Pearl Nolan knows herself to be an ace cook and a sharp private eye but has always left the dancing to her mother, Dolly, a former member of the town’s infamous Fish Slappers dance troupe. But Pearl becomes intrigued by the Ballards when they visit The Whitstable Pearl restaurant, and she realises that dance classes could provide the perfect cover for her clandestine relationship with DCI Mike McGuire… McGuire is the only man Pearl has…
View PostTHE BELL, IVYCHURCH, ROMNEY MARSH, KENT
Last week four of the ladies that lunch went out for Sylvie’s birthday, the rule of six still applies in the UK at the moment, due to change on the 21st June but we will wait and see if that happens. I chose this pub to go to as it is the closest one to Sylvie’s house plus my grandaughter works there weekend evenings. This is one of those pubs that you just wish was your local and on your own doorstep, the owners are fantastic, the service superb and the food excellent. We sat in the garden as the…
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