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Blog Tour Book Review – Mavis and Dot
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – Mavis and DotI was delighted to be asked to review this book. All the proceeds from the sale of it are going towards research into a cure for cancer which I think is a fantastic thing for the author to do. Mavis and Dot The Blurb A warm slice of life, funny, feel-good, yet poignant. Introducing two…
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Blog Tour Book Review – The Janitor and The Spy
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – The Janitor and The SpyThe Janitor and the Spy The Blurb Baby wipes are not the best at cleaning up blood or what happened to Thornhill in Amsterdam. They told Thornhill it would be a simple spy mission that he was more than eager to take on, but of course, it wasn’t. It didn’t take long after meeting the…
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What I Eat In A Week (2)
View recipe: What I Eat In A Week (2)Really sorry that this went up incomplete, have sorted it today and will re-release it so it gets sent out correctly! Have been having issues with my eyes so I just had to have some time away from the computer so as not to strain them any more! I have started trying to eat a…
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Blog Tour Book Review – Tales from the Pays d’Oc
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – Tales from the Pays d’OcTales from the Pays d’Oc The Blurb Twenty-one tales of life, love and laughter in the land of sun and vines. What is Matthieu doing up an olive tree? Why won’t Joséphine ever eat pizza again? Who went four by fourth? And who rescued two hapless Americans at Armageddon Falls? Travel to the Languedoc, feel…
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Blog Tour Book Review – Thalidomide Kid
View recipe: Blog Tour Book Review – Thalidomide KidThalidomide Kid The Blurb Daryl Wainwright is the quirky youngest child of a large family of petty thieves and criminals who calls himself ‘Thalidomide Kid’. Celia Burkett is the new girl at the local primary school, and the daughter of the deputy head at the local comprehensive where she is bound the following September. With…
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Autumn Activities For Kids
View recipe: Autumn Activities For KidsThought I was all clever and organised getting this scheduled didn’t I? Not realising that I would wake up poorly after a lay and realise it had already been sent out to my email subscribers unfinished! Urgh! Life with chronic illness is unpredictable to say the least! Today I wanted to share some of our…
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Test For Tommy
View recipe: Test For TommyHappy hump day everyone. I recently responded to a Twitter shout out looking for help promoting a new charity campaign. As a mum myself I couldn’t say no. The difference this very simple test can make is huge. The fact it is so simple makes you wonder why it isn’t already included in the mandatory…
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FAQ – The Flu Jab
View recipe: FAQ – The Flu JabIt is that time of year again – people are getting invited to have their yearly flu jab. But, understandably, many do not take up the offer. Why not? Well I have found that much of this is down to miscommunication and information that is not correct being handed out and then shared. I haven’t…
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