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#TuesdayBookBlog #BookReview ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ by Heather Morris @Audible

I’d heard about this novel when it first came out, but it was after recently listening to an interview by Richard Armitage, who is the narrator on Audible, that I decided to purchase it with my monthly credit, and I’m so glad I did. The Tattooist of Auschwitz is more than a book, it’s anContinue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog #BookReview ‘The Tattooist of Auschwitz’ by Heather Morris @Audible”

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#Writephoto ‘Tranquil Music’ #Haiku #Poetry #MondayMotivation

Tranquil Music Ancient trees crouching Over calm waters rippling Listen to their song **** This post was written in response to Sue Vincent’s weekly photo prompt

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#SilentSunday Sunrise #haiku

Sunrise Sun breaks into sky New day rises from ocean Dream’ s one step closer **** Photos taken from my hotel room at IPV Spa in Fuengirola this morning.

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#Haiku ‘She’ #WomensDay

SHE Me and my shadow Will conquer the whole wide world With powerful love ****

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#WorldBookDay ‘Stories make your heart grow’ #amreading #Audible

Readers enjoy all sorts of stories, but what makes a book outstanding, instead of enjoyable? A book becomes outstanding instead of enjoyable if it’s ‘Written from the heart’ with the aim of ‘Reaching other hearts’. I recently wrote a short post about ‘Writing from the heart’ and my conclusion is that the key is to:Continue reading “#WorldBookDay ‘Stories make your heart grow’ #amreading #Audible”

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Cee’s Black & White #Photo Challenge: Tender Moments #Haiku

This post was written in response to Cee’s Black & White Photo Challenge: Tender Moments. Join in here. Unconditional Love. Unforgettable hugs. Life’s tender moments ****

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#Writephoto ‘Treasured Stories’ #Haiku

Carved, stone pillars guard Lattice gate, hiding treasured Stories still unheard. **** This post was written in response to Sue Vincent’s weekly photo prompt

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#TuesdayBookBlog #BookReview ‘The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom’ by Beth Miller @drbethmiller @Bookouture‏

I found The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom, quite by chance, browsing new releases on Amazon. I was especially looking for humorous and uplifting titles. Having read too many thrillers recently, I needed a break, and I found a heartbreakingly beautiful novel, which stole my heart. BLURB Eliza Bloom has a list of rules: long,Continue reading “#TuesdayBookBlog #BookReview ‘The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom’ by Beth Miller @drbethmiller @Bookouture‏”

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#MondayBlogs ‘Write from the heart’ #WritingTips @BathFlashAward #FlashFiction

I was recently browsing the Bath Flash Awards website when I came across an interview with this edition’s (March-June 2019) Flash Fiction Award Judge, Christopher Allen. You can read the whole interview here. It was the final question and answer that has mesmerised me all weekend. I quote the question and answer here: Any finalContinue reading “#MondayBlogs ‘Write from the heart’ #WritingTips @BathFlashAward #FlashFiction”

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#SilentSunday ‘Heaven’ #Haiku

I found this beautiful photograph on Twitter. It was taken by nature photographer Carl Bovis @CarlBovisNature **** Spread your wings and fly High in sky Heed wise advice Then aim for heaven **** Carl has a little corner of the ‘Celebrate Wildlife’ nature photography exhibitionat the Baptist Church Hall in Fivehead, Somerset. 😊 Exhibition startsContinue reading “#SilentSunday ‘Heaven’ #Haiku”