Notes from the Slow Lane

Alas moving house has absorbed all the energy (and some) of the first three months of the year, so I am catching up on the first two months...

Naturally my book for this month is Christmassy, how could it not be?  I am not sure how I stumbled across Christmas with the Savages by Ma...

This month's book, The Dreaming Suburb by R F Delderfield , is one set locally to wear I live, which is always a matter of great curios...

During the commemorations for the centenary of the First World War last month I decided that I should re-read Vera Brittain's memoir Tes...

This month's choice was something of an epic, The Golden Notebook by Doris Lessing, I listened to all 27 or so hours of it on audio boo...

Squeezing in with only hours of April left to go, I'm so very organised.  This month's book was The Odd Women by George Gissing , wh...

Yet again I have let the month almost slip through my fingers and get away without me having written about this month's book, or rather ...

Before we run out of February here is my book for the month: An Omelette and a Glass of Wine , a compilation of the journalism of Elizabeth ...

I know I am a little late to the party but I came across this idea from Laura at a Circle of Pines , for an informal, book a month, book gro...