Children’s Fiction | The Arrival of Tavish the Tractor | Anne K Stewart
We’re delighted to be on tour today sharing Laura’s thoughts on the delightful debut children’s picture book, The Arrival of Tavish the Tractor by Anne K Stewart. Meet Tavish the Tractor, he’s a bit different from the other tractors, but that doesn’t mean he can’t be a busy tractor! Let him show you how! The Arrival of Tavish the Tractor…
Literary Fiction | The Space Between Time | Charlie Laidlaw
We’re delighted to be sharing Laura’s thoughts today on The Space Between Time by Charlie Laidlaw. A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of hosting Charlie Laidlaw in my hot seat. You can read that interview here. Laura loved The Space Between Time. One not to miss! There are more stars in the universe than there are grains…
Non-Fiction | Newtownards in the Great War | Lindsey Allister
I’m delighted to be welcoming Lindsey Allister to the blog today. Lindsey thought that where she called home was the most boring place ever … until she started researching local history for Newtownards in the Great War. Lindsey’s sharing an extract which has intrigued me. I want to find out more! Enjoy. Before the Great War began, Ireland had already…
Saga | The Road to Cromer Pier | Martin Gore
I’m delighted to be hosting Martin Gore in my hot seat as part of his tour for The Road to Cromer Pier organised by Rachel’s Random Resources. Find out Martin’s inspiration, scenes that he enjoyed writing the most (as well as the hardest), which character he would choose to be and much more. Janet’s first love arrives out of the…
Romance | Poppy’s Recipe for Life | Heidi Swain
Poppy’s Recipe for Life is my first Heidi Swain novel but it won’t be my last! I’ve loved spending time with this community. Things haven’t always been straightforward in Poppy’s life but her dreams are finally within her reach. She’s moving into a cottage in beautiful Nightingale Square, close to the local community garden, where she can indulge her…
Historical Fiction | Overture | Vanessa Couchman
We’re delighted to be on tour sharing Laura’s thoughts for Overture by Vanessa Couchman. Overture is the first story in the L’Alouette Trilogy set in France, starting in 1897 and finishing at the end of World War II. What if you had a unique talent, but everything conspired against your dreams? France, 1897. Born to a modest farming family, Marie-Thérèse has…
