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Actually I normally find that they will also stand alone.

Hello all,

Have just downloaded The Boleyn Inheritance and Other
Boleyn Girl, when I'll get round to reading them i don't
know but just incase which one should I read first, do they
follow in time or not?

Emma x

Emma The other Boleyn girl first.

Thank you Ann. Makes sense when I think about it.

Emma x :-)

Ive just spent some of my Amazon Vouchers on 3 books

Pollys Story, Graces Story, Isobels Story (Swallowcliffe House) by Jennie Walters.....

Really looking forward to reading them...... :-D

the last lighthouse keeper by alan titchmarsh
florence
in the permantly wind bashed hebrides! :-)

Couldn't resist it and started The Other Boleyn Girl last night.
So far so good.

Happy reading everyone and a Happy New year to you and yours.

Emma x

'The Story of Civilisation' by Will Durant (1885 - 1981).

32 volumes published from c1935 onwards.

Purchased by me in 1988 & am now on my 2nd reading of them. Well written by this well-known & respected American historian, with the inclusion of some unusual & unexpected phrases. The reader is advised to undertake one chapter at a time - such is the depth of the Author’s detailed information compacted therein.

What have I learned from my troubles? One thing stands out - man was just as cruel & kind in the BC era as in the current AD generations.

To celebrate the bicentinary of Charles Dickens's birth I will try to read all of his books this year.

Just popped in the wish all you Book worms a Very Happy New Year!! :-D

May it be a healthy and prosperous one :-D

BF & I sooooo looking forward to this year ;-) ;-) Bring it on!!! :-D

Happy Reading xxx Mersey xxx

Right im making a promise to myself :-D

No more downloading on my kindle!! I now have 12 books to read :-D, after cashing in on my vouchers me thinks its time to stop..... Still have £18.34 left and its burning a hole in my computer lol

Hold me back ;-)

LOL Mersey know what you mean.

Have really gotten into Other Boleyn Girl, so enjoying it.

Emma x

The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio

Thought I would give this thread a nudge

I am reading, at the moment, The Burning Wire, by Jeffery Deaver. This is one in the Lincoln Rhyme series, and they are always very enjoyable. Lincoln Rhyme is a C4 (quadraplegic), Criminologist, and his cases are always very complex, but interesting.

I still havn't got round to starting The Help, which I saw was still in the list of bestsellers. It was at No.5 in the Times Fiction Book List, on Saturday.
Maybe I'll pack it into my hospital bag, as I will have more time to read it in there. LOLOLO

Julia in Derbyshire

Afterwards by Rosamund Lupton (Who wrote Sisters). An excellent thriller I have it in paperback but it is available for the Kindle.

Reading two at the moment....

Far From The Madding Crowd...Thomas Hardy

and

Vertigo: One Football Fan's Fear of Success .... John Crace

Enjoying both x

Im reading "Grace's Story - Swallowcliffe Hill" by Jennie Walters Its the 2nd book of 3 ......

Its very much like Downton Abbey, - Very easy read looking forward to the 3rd.........

Thanks for the nudge

:-D

Now finished the trio of Jennie Walters books - Great reads high recommend......

Going to start The Silver Locket by Margaret James......

Broke my own promise and now looking on Amazon for more kindle reads :-D :-D

Happy Reading :-)

Hi Mersey,
At the moment reading The Other Queen by P Gregory.
Finished Boleyn Inheritance and The Other Boleyn Girl.
Must admit I am hooked by this author.
Knew you couldn't resist for long Mersey. LOL

Enjoy ;-)

Emma x

Mersey Try Sisters by Rosamund Lupton, although it is not a free book. It is a good read, as is the next one she wrote, 'Afterwards'.