One More Croissant for the Road | 
#wondrouswednesday @Eggs Thanks for the tag. 1. My grandma and mom were great readers - my grandma introduced me to mystery novels and my first book boyfriend Hercule Poirot. 2. Andy Weir , Blake Crouch , Sarah J Maas 3. I‘m a mood reader so not in a book club. Reading the tagged ebook thanks to Libby
Thank you so much Helen! It‘s so funny how we‘ve never met but you know me so well! Two of my favorite food writers, and I don‘t own either book! I feel well and truly spoiled…. 💕💕💕
(Ps. I‘m planning a trip to uk next year, so maybe we can meet up?🤞😉) @squirrelbrain
so-soThis is the first piece of travel non-fiction I've read in a long time, mainly out of a desire to imagine I am genuinely anywhere other than my own sofa...
Overall, it's an enjoyable read if you are specifically interested in French food or cycling, but otherwise might teeter into being a bit repetitive and possibly pretentious.
#litfortunecookie
I loved this travelogue where the author, a food writer, cycles around France eating lots of lovely French food.
She has a particular enthusiasm for croissants 🥐 and tastes as many as she can, marking them out of 5. Her passion for croissants is infectious and by the end of the book I wanted to be her friend!
Would you like to play this week? @rockpools @MicheleinPhilly @KarenUK
Thanks goodness for Kindles! I‘ve been stuck on a train just outside Leeds for 2 and a half hours now... there‘s been a major incident in the station and the whole northern rail network has ground to a halt.
Finished one book and 36% of the way through the tagged book, which I‘m enjoying so far....
