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#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

Happy National Book Lovers Day ! 💚🐉

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

This 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....