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[[Category:New Reviews|Home and Family]]==Home and family==__NOTOC__<!-- Remove -->{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Patricia Nicol1454955546|title=Sucking Eggs: What Your Wartime Granny Could Teach You About Diet, Thrift and Going GreenSugarless|author=Nicole M Avena|rating=2.5|genre=Politics and SocietyLifestyle|summary=In the current economy, lots of people are trying to make ends meet in their own ways. Not since the days of Brownie badges has the word ''thriftThis isn'' been bandied around so much, but now it's not so much about saving money as it is about surviving. Actually, maybe it always was, but the Guiding Association thought a jolly piggy bank was a more appropriate badge emblem than a depressed family collapsed in front of their Sky TV with their supermarket-own curry struggling to fill the void left by t a regular take awaydiet book. What we all need The last thing anyone needs is a return to the good old days, when life was simpler and people happier, the days when you didnanother diet book.''t need to clear half an hour in your diary to navigate the olive aisle of the supermarket, and when you ate what was fresh and local, not because it was cheap or you were in the mood, but because it was all they had.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0099521121</amazonuk>}}
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Joanna Simmons and Jay Curtis1635866847|title=The Aargh to Zzzz of Parenting: An Alternative GuideLavender Companion|author=Jessica Dunham and Terry Barlin Vesci
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|genre=Home and FamilyLifestyle|summary=It'All in alls strange, having kids the things that make you ''immediately'' feel that this is an intense rollercoaster ridethe book for you. It plunges up and down, and there’s lots of screaming and vomiting involved.Before I started reading '' So that pretty much sums it up. Advertised as: The Lavender Companion'a comprehensively unhelpful, advice-free look at life', I visited the authors talk about Antecedents and Behaviour, without (fortunately) going too deeply into the Consequences of several dozen baby-related topics. But this definitely isn’t the rocket science of a parenting manual, or the touchy-feely of a misery memoir, rather a blackly comic gallop round pragmatic parenthood, instantly recognizable by anyone who’s been through the mill themselves.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>022408626X</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Chris Barnardo|title=Dadcando: Build, Make, Do ... the Best Way to Spend Quality Time with Your Kids|rating=4|genre=Crafts|summary=The ideas in this book originated as a 's [httphttps://www.dadcandopinelavenderfarm.co.ukcom/ website] and there's a picture of a slice of chocolate cake on the homepage. I don't eat cakes and desserts - but I wanted that Chris Barnardo set up for divorced and separated fathers to help them spend quality time with their children Now hecake viscerally. (There's written a recipe in the book that although aimed at single fathers is equally as useful for married dads, which I'm avoiding with some difficulty!!) Then I started reading the book and mums too or grandparents or carers I was told to inspire crafty ideas make a mess of things it. Notes in the margins are sanctioned. You get to make with kidsfold down the corners of pages. You suspect that smears of butter would not be a problem. I ''loved'' this book already.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0852652011</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Tess Daly0760381267|title=The Baby DiariesVerdura: Memories, Milestones and MisadventuresLiving a Garden Life|author=Perla Sofia Curbelo-Santiago
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|genre=Home and FamilyLifestyle|summary=One ''The most important part of a garden is the many side effects of pregnancy seems to be the need to read everything you can get your hands on about pregnancy and babies. I know that when pregnant with my daughter I trawled the library for any baby books they had, scoured the internet nightly for due date calendars, week by week guides and baby name dictionaries. I also became an obsessive baby-watcher, interested in any celebrity baby news and willing to speak to anyone 'normal' that I met who was pregnant too or one who already had children. This book is aiming to be a sort of catch-all for pregnancy obsessives I think, as enjoys it's a mix of pregnancy and birth advice and information alongside of Tess Daly's memories from her pregnancies with her two daughters.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0091935164</amazonuk>}}
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{{Frontpage
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|title=Recycling for Dummies
|author=Sarah Winkler
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|summary=''Recycling one ton of plastic can save up to 16.3 barrels of oil.''
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Keith Hern0760378134|title=Bangers and MashThe First-Time Gardener: Container Food Gardening|author=Pamela Farley|rating=4.5
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|summary=Keith Hern found a small lump in his neck and when the results of the tests came through he tried If you've ever thought how good it would be to be able to put pop out into the appointment off as he had something more pressing garden and pick some fruit and vegetables for a meal – but realised that you wouldn't know where to dostart, but this is the doctor was insistentbook you need. He knew then that he had cancer. The lump It's comprehensive: you'll cover everything from why you should grow your own food, what you're going to grow, what you'll grow it in his neck was(both containers and soil), in factwhere you'll put these containers, a secondary tumour with how you'll water and fertilise them and you finish the primary being in main part of the back of his tonguebook with a handy section on troubleshooting. But for the secondary tumour the discovery of the primary might have been too late for successful treatmentThere's also a good glossary. Keith takes us through the discovery of his cancer, his reactions to the diagnosisSo, his treatment and the titular meal of bangers and mash – the first solid food which he had attempted for some time.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1904312772</amazonuk>is it any good?
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Donna Blinston1529149800|title=Make New Year's Resolutions and Keep Them Using NLP|rating=2|genre=Home and Family|summary=It's coming up to that time of year again – you know it's the one where you make resolutions about going on a diet, getting more exercise, stopping smoking or losing weight. If they last a week into the New Year you're probably doing well – and then you're left with a feeling of failure. Donna Blinston offers advice on how to make your resolutions and how Things You Can Do: How to keep them – and I needed this advice as much as the next couch potato.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1904312845</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Vyvyen Brendon|title=Prep School Children: A Class Apart Over Two Centuries|rating=4|genre=Home and Family|summary=''Prep School Children'' is Vyvyen Brendon's second collection (''Children of the Raj'' was the first). It explores the pupil experience, using primary sources like weekly letters home, memoirs and interviews, and less immediate material such as fiction, school magazines Fight Climate Change and headmasters' biographies. I came to the book with some questions: what was it like to be a boarder at a prep school? What difference did a prep school education make to life as an adult? Why parents might send their children to such schools when the horrors were well-known, many of the dads presumably having survived the experience themselves.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847062873</amazonuk>}} {{newreviewReduce Waste|author=Tad Tuleja|title=A Dictionary of Foreign Words Eduardo Garcia and Phrases|rating=3|genre=Home and Family|summary=Take a look at the cover design of this book, and you'd be mistaken for thinking this was a trivia compendium for all those foreign words that have taken part in our English language since whenever they crossed over from their original homes. But the title is definitely honest, for this is a dictionary book first, for reference, and a browser for the trivia buff second.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0709089562</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Loose Women|title=Here Come the GirlsSara Boccaccini Meadows
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|summary=This is We begin with a telling story. All the birds and animals fled when the forest fire took hold and most of them stood and watched, unable to think of anything they could do. The tiny hummingbird flew to the second volume by river and began taking tiny amounts of water and flying back to drop them into the panelists from fire. The animals laughed: what good was that nice ITV series, doing. ''I'Loose Womenm doing the best I can''. Just as promised on the cover, this book is an entertaining night with said the girlshummingbird. It turns out And that they're just like us. The faces are already familiar and even if you don't know them yet, with nine contributorsreally, you'll soon find a like-minded woman behind one of is the celebrity faces. The women are universally warm-hearted and supportive: there only way that we will solve the problem of climate change – by each of us doing what we can, however small that might be many a lonely woman who reads this book and feels as if she sat down with a group of friends for the evening.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1444700154</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Gill Hines and Alison Baverstock1849767009|title=ItIsn's Not Fair! Parenting the Bright and Challenging Childt Rude to be Nude|author=Rosie Haine
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|genre=Home and FamilyFor Sharing|summary=I like parenting This could have been one of those books. So, even though my sons which 'preaches to the choir': the only people who'll buy it are now young adults, I looked forward the people who know that nudity is OK and the ones who ''know'' that it's shameful will avoid it like they avoid the hot-and-bothered person in the supermarket who is coughing fit to reading bust. But... Rosie Haines makes it into something so much more than a new book about raising childrennot wearing clothes. I It'm in touch with many parents with children s a celebration of all ages, bodies: bodies large and small and am always interested in reading current recommendationsof every possible hue. The subtitle of this book is, 'Parenting the bright Bodies with disabilities and challenging child'markings. When I saw it, I wondered if it would be similar to the American book They'Raising your Spirited Child' (by Mary Sheedy Kurcinka) which I found extremely useful when my sons were youngerre fine. Spirited children are defined as those who are intenseIn fact, sensitive, perceptive, persistent and energeticthey're wonderful.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0749940468</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Lucy Mangan 1504321383|title=My Family Single, Again, and Other DisastersAgain, and Again|author=Louisa Pateman|rating=4.5
|genre=Autobiography
|summary=Not living in the UK means that we don't have British newspapers. Even when we lived in England, we never bought 'You can'The Guardian'', so I had never actually heard of Lucy Mangan before being sent this bookt be happy and fulfilled on your own. That's probably You are not complete until you find a bad thing, since I began the book - a collection of her Guardian columns - without any preconceptionsman''.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0852651244</amazonuk>}}
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Maria Tatar Graff_Find|title=Enchanted Hunters: The Power of Stories in Childhood|rating=3|genre=Home and Family|summary=Like most avid readers, I don't remember the time before there were books. We were brought up with books. There are family tales of my father as a child eating his breakfast with one hand, while trying to tie his shoelaces with the other and still contriving to read at the same time. They were a poor family, and books weren't just expensive, they were valuable. They were dear, in every sense of the word. Likewise my mother remembers her early school-years when every day ended with a chapter from one of the classics. |amazonuk=<amazonuk>0393066010</amazonuk>}} {{newreviewFind Another Place|author=Kate Brian|title=The Complete Guide to IVFBen Graff|rating=3.5|genre=LifestyleAutobiography|summary=Each year some forty thousand cycles of IVF – in vitro fertilisation – are carried out in the UK and something like a million worldwide. About two hundred thousand IVF babies are born annually with some twelve thousand of those in the UK according to a recent article I read on a BBC site. Fertility expert Kate Brian has followed her [[The Complete Guide to Female Fertility by Kate Brian|Complete Guide to Female Fertility]], which we loved, with another indispensable guide – this time to IVF.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0749909706</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Ali Valenzuela|title=Weighing It Up|rating=3|genre=Lifestyle|summary=Although never having had an eating disorder myself, I have been interested in them since I was young. I was a competitive gymnast and that is a world where eating disorders do creep in. Now IWhen Ben Graff'm s grandfather Martin handed him a mother plastic folder of three teenage daughters, I worry about the subject handwritten notes from a whole new anglehis journal, especially as one he didn't take much notice of them is a size 6-8 and idolises those super-skinny celebrities.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0340988401</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Anna Paterson|title=Anorexic|rating=4|genre=Lifestyle|summary=It might seem strange and somewhat ironic that an obese woman is reviewing a book on anorexia. But it is a topic I have always found interesting. Despite my being at At the opposite end age of 24, Graff didn't realise the weight scale to Anna Paterson, I could empathise with some gravity of the things she feltpages he was holding.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0952921529</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Loose WomenGoodland_Worth|title=GirlsIt' Night Ins Worth a Try|author=Nicola Goodland
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|summary=I love watching This is how Nicola Goodland introduces her book, ''Loose Women'' on TV and feel itIt's like sitting down for Worth a good gossip with a load of girlfriends. Every time itTry''s on, I get involved in the debates and they spark discussions at home with whoever is around. My teenage daughters are fans of the show too.:
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Jeffrey DeanHigashida_Fall|title=The Fight Fall Down Seven Times, Get Up Eight: A Young Man's Voice From the Silence of Your LifeAutism|ratingauthor=4|genre=Home and Family|summary=This book is a wake-up call. Jeffrey Dean wrote it so that parents can understand the difficult world that their teens may have to face everyday, Naoki Higashida and through this understanding, they will be motivated to help their teens to survive.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1601421109</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Mark Diacono|title=Veg Patch: River Cottage Handbook No 4David Mitchell|rating=45
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|summary=At a time Naoki Higashida was only 13 years old when he wrote the climate is changing and the economy appears to be heading south the thought of being able to produce your own vegetables is very tempting. Forget about food miles and consider instead how few minutes there can be between harvesting your vegetables and the cooking process. Doninternational best-seller ''t worry about pesticides and residues as youThe Reason I Jump'll know exactly what's been fed to your food. Mark DiaconoThe book was popular because it gave a rare glimpse into the workings of the autistic mind, head gardener on as told from the hallowed ground unique perspective of River Cottage HQa teenager with non-verbal autism. Naoki communicates by using an alphabet grid, run or by tracing letters on the sainted Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstallpalm of a transcriber. Despite this slow and laborious method of writing, tells you exactly how he has published several books in his native Japan and manages to give public presentations to raise awareness of his condition. Fall Down 7 Times Get up 8 reintroduces us to go about it Naoki as a young adult in this, the fourth of the River Cottage Handbookshis 20s and explains how his perspectives on life have changed since writing his first book.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0747595348</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=John KayBialik_Girling|title=The Long and the Short of it: A Guide to Finance and Investment for Normally Intelligent People Who Aren't in the IndustryGirling Up|author=Mayim Bialik
|rating=4.5
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|summary=I was really intrigued by the title This book arrived on my desk to cries of therapist Glenn Harrold's book 'Amy Farrah Fowler'Look Young and Live Longer''. Could it be possible that s written a book could deliver on such a huge promise? Having been feeling more than a little jaded lately, I was willing to give it a try.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>075288610X</amazonuk>}} {{newreview|author=Adam Phillips and Barbara Taylor|title=On Kindness |rating=4|genre=Politics and Society|summary=As a title, ''On Kindnessor '' doesn't pack quite the same punch as Adam PhillipNo, that's earlier: Blossom'On Kissing, Tickling and Being Bored'depending on your generation. It put me in mind Mayim Bialik is or was both, of an eighteenth century treatisecourse, andbut in addition to being a well-known sitcom actress, give or take she is also a couple of centuriesneuroscientist (and the only PhD on The Big Bang Theory, that is exactly what except for the characters). Aimed at teenagers, this book provides: focuses on growing up as a thoughtgirl, or ''Girling up'' if you will, and what it means to transition from school girl to grown-provoking exposition on a currently unfashionable virtueup, via that hideous detour of teenage years.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0241144337</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Olive Hickmott and Andrew Bendefy Mattinson_Puppy|title=Seeing Spells AchievingChoosing the Perfect Puppy|author=Pippa Mattinson
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|summary=I felt an immediate empathy with Olive Hickmott when I If you have ever, for even a fleeting moment, thought about getting a puppy, you really ought to read this book. We're obviously Too many people are carried away in the heat of a similar age and were taught reading the moment and spelling in a time before you were ''dyslexicmust''have a particular breed and go ahead without any thought about the consequences. I found that They then have to live with the terms more commonly used were problems which 'not trying hard enough' and might'lazy'have been avoided for a decade or more. I did master reading although I was late by today's standards but I've always struggled with spelling: certain words The puppy and letter combinations still have terrors hidden within them half a century later and until we changed the format of Bookbag I used adult dog also has to warn reviewers that they should check whatever I uploaded onto the site as I was unreliable when it came live with an owner who might not be able to spellingaccommodate his needs. Olive and I have both been saved by the spellchecker[[:Category:Pippa Mattinson|Pippa Mattinson]] is my go-to author on matters dog related: she talks sense. I settled happily into reading, Olive less so, but we both made careers where numbers were important. I could read a set She doesn't try to talk you out of accounts like getting a story; particular breed or any puppy: she found a home in engineeringsimply presents the facts and allows you to make your own decisions. We worked in areas where intuition was important.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1904312209</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Kate BrianRaskin_Grow|title=The Complete Grow: A Family Guide to Female FertilityGrowing Fruit and Veg|author=Ben Raskin
|rating=5
|genre=Home and Family
|summary=ItI worried when I looked at this book: 's tempting to say that every woman over the age of puberty should have access to Kate Brian's Grow'', it said, ''The Complete Guide A family guide to Female Fertilitygrowing fruit and veg''. The truth is that they should all have their own copies Why did it worry me? Well, it's a mere 48 pages and they should read the book until cover says that itincludes ''Games, stickers and MORE!'' I have weighty tomes which don's dog-eared t completely cover what I need to know about growing fruit and falling apartveg, because I really canso wasn't think of this going to fall a better way to understand why some women are more fertile than others or some women have difficulty in conceivinglittle short? Well, it doesn't - not at all.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0749927925</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=India KnightMcgrath_Camping|title=The Thrift Book: Live Well and Spend Less Camping With Kids|author=Simon McGrath
|rating=4.5
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|summary=A soon as I read the introduction I wondered if this When my daughter was really going young it used to be the book for me. Despite having two books joked that if a child asked on his fifth birthday to go camping and you told him that he could in the top ten best seller list India Knight knew the bailiffs well and was facing bankruptcy. It wasnfive years't that she wasntime, he't earning money – it was simply that she had no ability d be there on his tenth birthday, all kitted up and ready to handle itgo. Hmm – I have a horror of debt These days the discussions - and delaying tactics - are more likely to be about technology - and I can handle moneymobiles in particular. Was India Knight Whilst it's wonderful that children do embrace technology, it shouldn'really'' going to t be able to teach at the person who grew up with expense of getting out in the austerity fresh air, being free of postscreens and having an adventure -war Britain chomping at her heels anything about thrift? Plans were already forming to move preferably with all the book on, when slowly and inexorably I was won overfamily doing it ''together''.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1905490372</amazonuk>
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|summary=''Garden Birds & Wildlife'' has been created and published under the auspices of British Trust for Ornithology (though the actual publisher isIn 2012, possibly in stand-up comedian John Williams was encouraged by his work colleagues to write a show charting his experiences as the spirit parent of penance for damage inflicted on wildlife by the motorcar, the AA)an autistic boy. Accordingly, After registering the main focus of the guide isdomain name: ''My Son's Not Rainman, indeed, on birds. It contains '' he also decided to write a wealth of information: from birdwatching blog to bird biology share his funny anecdotes and behaviour, including visual guides to eggs and nests; practical tips and guides to bird watching, feeding experiences. After a shaky start (what, how and where''I had a handful of followers. Three of them were my brothers''), creating the blog eventually went viral as it increased in popularity with parents who felt a bird-connection with John and-wildlife- friendly garden and building nest boxes; it'The Boy'. This book fills in some of the gaps in the story, starting with 'The Boy's all there' early childhood and ending, with copious illustrationsappropriately, clear text and more interesting or practically relevant facts and tips in separate insert boxeson his thirteenth birthday when he suddenly became 'The Teen'.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0749559128</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Michael OkeMbaya_Brain|title=Write Your Life StoryMy Brain Is Out Of Control|author=Patrick Mbaya
|rating=4
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|summary=I love writing and over the last few years, I have begun to write my autobiography. While I find this Dr Patrick Mbaya was enjoying life as a very rewarding processconsultant psychiatrist, sometimes it can be hard to stay motivatedhusband and father. It is easy to get bogged down in wondering if it's any good, if you are His career was going into too much detail or not enoughwell and he enjoyed making ill people better. Sometimes you need a push in His marriage was solid and fulfilling and his two children were exploring their potential, often through the right directionuplifting power of music. ''Write Your Life Story'' by Michael Oke is ideal for this, as well as for anyone interested in writing their memoirs, but unsure how to startwas good. But then...|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1845283058</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn= Niall Edworthy and Petra CramsieAllingham_Beloved|title=The Optimist's/pessimistBeloved Old Age and What to Do About it: Margery Allingham's Handbook|rating=4|genre=Trivia|summary=With a publication date in early November, the passing Christmas shopper is clearly the target for this book. ''The Optimist's/ Pessimist's Handbook'' isn't a self-help book, but a compendium of enlightening snippets. Off the shelf, I think you'd know immediately which relative or friend might enjoy receiving it. So I suggest eschewing Amazon in favour of a real-life bookshop, not least because there will be a shelf full of similar books for a surreptitious and delightful half-hour's browse before choosing.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>038561411X</amazonuk>}} {{newreviewRelay|author=Jeremy Butterfield|title=Damp Squid: The English Language Laid Bare Margery Allingham and Julia Jones
|rating=4.5
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|summary=How do you pronounce We remember [[:Category:Margery Allingham|Margery Allingham]] as a novelist from the word ghoti? Go on, say it out loud – you must recognise itgolden age of crime, perhaps not as famous as Agatha Christie or Dorothy L Sayers but certainly well regarded by those who appreciate good writing and I dare say youexcellent plotting. Her last completed book was not a novel but ''The Relay've eaten one enough times. OK, I'll help. You know gh sounds like f, like it does in rough. You know o sounds like ia combined account of caring for three elderly relatives, just like in women. And ti is clearly the same as sh(Em, Maud and Grace) between 1959 and 1961 and suggestions as in notionto how other people might achieve a good old age for their relatives. Yes, ghoti is pronounced fish. ItMargery died in 1966 and ''The Relay''s just a very blunt way of saying was never published in the rules that control the language, and how form in which it is spelled, pronounced, used, and changes over history are all over the placewas written.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0199239061</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Ben Crystal Rodgers_Peace|title=Shakespeare on ToastPeace of Mind: A Book of Calm for Busy Mums|author=Georgina Rodgers|rating=4.53
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|summary=The promise of a book bringing me calm was too much to resist! There it is, in the title, my job description (busy mum...well, that''Shakespeare on Toast'' claims s just one of my jobs!) and that elusive state that many mums seem to be for virtually everyone: those trying to find, peace of mind. I have to say, I was looking forward to some insightful revelations into changing my life. I think the problem, however, was quickly apparent in that are ''reading Shakespeare for like a busy mum, who is trying to wear a hundred masks at the first same time, occasionally finding him troublesomeand carry out a multitude of roles, think they know him backwards or have never set foot near one of his plays but have always wanted tothis book isn't entirely sure what it's trying to be, with everything from poetry and colouring to mindfulness and recipes. |amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848310161</amazonuk>
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{{newreviewFrontpage|authorisbn=Marisa Peer Ehrlin_Rabbit|title=You Can Be Thin: The Ultimate Programme to End Dieting... Forever |rating=4.5|genre=Home and Family|summary=After having my baby just over two years ago, I have found it quite hard to shed the weight which seemed to be sticking around. I used to be quite thin before having him, so to suddenly go up a dress size was a bit of a shock. I'm quite a petite person so even just a few extra pounds shows unfortunately. I decided I had to get rid of the weight, and so I turned to this book sent to me by The Bookbag.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847441394</amazonuk>}} {{newreviewRabbit Who Wants To Fall Asleep|author=Elise Lindsay|title=How to Get a Celeb's Body: Discover the Secrets of the Stars with Your Own Personal Trainer Carl-Johan Forssen Ehrlin|rating=25
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|summary=I Roger the Rabbit wanted to fall asleep, but somehow he couldn't, no matter how hard he tried. It wasn't that he didn't do not know Elise Lindsay - neither by name or reputationmuch during the day, because he did but sometimes he was so tired that he could fall asleep on the swings. I am optimistic and therefore think she must be One night Mummy Rabbit took Roger to see Uncle Yawn, who had a great coach. A hundred plus pages with pictures show her posing very confidently in flattering sport outfits and she does seem quite fit. notice outside his house saying I am sure she can motivate her clients and make them do their best. Quite frankly though, I do not believe that should in any way have motivated anyone fall asleep and once Roger went home (it was actually quite difficult for him to write a bookget there as his eyes kept closing) he went straight to bed and fell asleep.|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0718153375</amazonuk>
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