The Chaperone by Laura Moriarty
An enjoyable historical piece. I picked out this book because it is set in an era that I don't read much of, I am fascinated…
Sunday Salon: Gone with the Wind Reading Challenge
This week I read and finished Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte. I started reading Respect the Spindle by Abby Franquemont the other week (but haven't…
Agnes Grey by Anne Bronte
My first Anne Bronte work. I had to resist reading The Tenant of Wildfell Hall for just a bit longer since I had this already…
FO Friday: Niddy Noddy
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="180"] Handle lengths: 4.5"/11cm. Center piece: 9"/22cm.[/caption] This isn't a fibre FO, but it relates to my fibre crafts. Since I wanted…
Booking Through Thursday – Reading
On BTT this week: Do you have a favorite season of the year that you read more? (Example: during snow storms, rainy weather, or sunny…
WIP Wednesday: Spinning Progress
Last week, I wanted to post a WIP Wednesday, but found I hadn't progressed very much either in spinning or my knitting. Mostly because this…
Cotillion by Georgette Heyer
When I first heard about Georgette Heyer years ago, this was the title that I remembered. I could not find at this at my library,…
Sunday Salon: Pickings
Hello, world! The weather has cooled down this week, and that was the best thing about it really. It was an ok week. Since last…
Remington T Studio Pearl Curling Wand
Finally! I can curl my hair! I'm one of those people who can't seem to use a normal curling iron. In fact, I bought a…
Lady of Quality by Georgette Heyer
I did not know until writing the end of this review that this was one of Heyer's last novels; it was definitely her last romance.…
Booking Through Thursday – One or Many?
On BTT this week: Series or Stand-alone? I actually answered this in my reading habits survey a couple weeks back. Most books are stand-alones, and…
Charity Girl by Georgette Heyer
The ending of this book surprised me. Actually if the ending happened as I expected and have come to expect from Heyer novels, I would…