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It’s time for the super monthly tag Six Degrees of Separation, which is hosted by Kate at Booksaremyfavouriteandbest, Six Degrees of Separation #6degrees picks a starting book for participants to go wherever it takes them in...


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I’ve really enjoyed hosting this year’s 20 Books of Summer. It’s been lovely going round all your links. I did click through to all of them, although i didn’t always have time to leave a comment. I’ve also had a good summer of reading!

Adrift: The Curious Tale of the Lego Lost at Sea by Tracey Williams – (9/10)

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This was my third Barker Books read of the summer. Originally, I’d planned to read Darkmans, but that is a doorstopper and time was running away so I picked H(A)PPY instead – I might as well have tackled the more straight-forward narrative of Darkmans


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And so we come to the end of three months of reading over the summer/winter. If you joined in, I hope you had fun!

Over the three months, you’ve posted 280 links to your posts – and counting! Plus all the comments and mentions elsewhere. Simply WOW! Didn’t we do well? Thank you!

I’ve kept the August Linky open – so you can...


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To nearly close out my reviews for Twenty Books of Summer (one more left after these), here are shorter write-ups…

Strange Sally Diamond by Liz Nugent

‘Put me out with the bins,’ he said, regularly. ‘When I die, put me out with the bins. I’ll be dead, so I won’t know any different. You’ll be crying your eyes out,’ and he would laugh and I’d laugh too beca...


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