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Just seen this on FB and I know there are a few fans of hers on here so thought I' d share...I absolutely can't wait for this one !!

Philippa Gregory

I see that a lot of you are asking about The White Princess, and there seems to be a campaign for a novel about Elizabeth of York, the daughter of Elizabeth Woodville and Edward IV. The good news is that I am in the final stages of editing The White Princess which tells the story of Elizabeth of York and the early years of her marriage to Henry Tudor, when her own family armed and rebelled against the new king in support of the young man who went by the name of her missing brother, Richard - the younger prince who had been held in the Tower. I've loved writing this book, it will be published worldwide in Autumn this year.

Shall look forward to it if it isn't mega expensive because they know it is popular.

I won't unfortunately be buying it at full price Ann...I can read one of those in a day given the chance...makes it a very expensive proposition at that price lol

Christmas Truce: The Western Front December 1914

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Christmas-Truce-Western-December-Strategy/dp/0330390651

You are as bad as my daughter. I read quite quickly given no interruptions but always have so much else to do. Daughter reads much more quickly than me.

Muffy thanks for the info and I to look forward to this new book.

Emma :-)

You're welcome Emma x

Just bought Highland Surrender by Tracy Brogan for 99p,
read a small part of it and looks good.

Emma :-)

edit.....Starts of in the Scottish highlands 1537. :-D

Hi Lurvelies......

Ive been very naughty and ordered another book Miss Applebys Academy by Elizabeth Gill......

I am now making a pledge on here :- For the rest of this month I promise not to buy anymore reads.....I pinky swear and cross all my bits as to keep my pledge, trust me its hard :-D :-D ;-)

Hi Mersey, The book I downloaded looks to be a marriage between waring
clans.

Emma :-)

I've just started " Rosie Hopkins' Sweet Shop of Dreams" by Jenny Colgan.
Its cosy, indulgent and funny, just what I need at the moment ! :-)

My daughter injured her right shoulder in a fall & could not use that arm so borrowed my kindle.

I downloaded some books for her and now I have it back am reading them.

At the moment I am reading Paul O'grady's 'At my Mother's knee'

I,m reading Bared to you This book is the very same story as Fifty shades but lots better cant see how the second writter has stolen the story line and is getting away with it !!!

good chill out read

~~~~ waves to all :-D

Ive made a whole day without a kindle download.....!! :-D :-D :-D

~~~~s back..well done you lol x

Thanks Muffy..... <3

Ann I did love Chocolate Girls I dont know if I have said this already but there is a follow up and Carol I really enjoyed at my Mothers knee I think it was beauifully observed. The Devil rides again by Mr OGrady is a little more serious and is more how he copes with being teenage father and also is sexuality I haven't read the lastest one bit too expensive for me at the moment...

will be happy to know if anyone recomends any good freebies for kindles :-D

Just finished reading a book called A Loo With a View by Luke Barclay

He has visited loo's all over the world, at the tops of mountains, in high rises, and some of the views are stunning

picked it up at the library

Just finished reading "Box of Tricks" by Jeff Phelps . Set in the early 1960s in New Brighton, written from a young lad's perspective when he stays with his grandmother, aunt and cousin in his aunt's boarding house.

Well worth a read, especially if you remember being a teen in that period, or the area New Brighton, Birkenhead and the Mersey generally :-)

http://jeffphelps.co.uk/

Rose ive written that one down, will take a peek laters thanks :-)