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I don't really ask for books for Christmas, so my list today is a combination of the last books I added to my Kindle and the two books I did get! Let's start with those
Christmas: Feasts and Treats by Donna Hay - The Raspberry Swirl Pavlova I made for our family Christmas dinner comes from this book.
Baking Yesteryear: The Best Recipes from the 1900s to the 1980s by B Dylan Hollis - I love the videos that this author makes where he tries out some truly ...interesting... recipes from the past!
Make a Wish by Nicola Marsh - This is a very, very short story which serves as a prequel to a book called Did Not Finish. On the basis of this, Did Not Finish could be a lot of fun.
My So-Called Sex Life by Lauren Blakely - This was a freebie!
Inheritance by Nora Roberts - It's been an age since I read or listened to a Nora Roberts book, so I picked this one up on audio.
The Austrian Bride by Helen Parusel - This is a review book for January.
Foxden Acres by Madalyn Morgan - This was a freebie too. I picked it up because it sounds really interesting.
The Christmas Trip by Sandy Barker - This is a follow up to The Christmas Swap which I read a couple of weeks ago.
Lola & The Man by Elise Darcy - Bought this one for the cover, which is ironic seeing as my Kindle only has a black and white screen.
The Last Phone Booth in Manhattan by Beth Merlin and Danielle Modafferi - This was my December First Reads choice
Speaking on 1-clicking, did you see that Stuff Your Kindle is on today! Thousands of freebie books. Not that I really need anymore as I can't get around to reading the ones I already have, but I will still be taking a look in case there is anything interesting.
I haven't ever read a novel by Nora Roberts, but some of them do sound interesting. At one time, I think I even owned one by her. Hope you enjoy all of your recent additions!!
ReplyDeleteI have read quite a few over the years Rissi but not for quite a few years now
DeleteI really enjoyed Inheritance on audio so good pick. Only trouble got to wait a year for the next in the series.
ReplyDeleteLuckily she will put out 3 other books in the mean time. She's just so prolific
DeleteI've never heard of Stuff Your Kindle Day...thanks for sharing this with us. Enjoy all of your new reads!
ReplyDeleteIt happens a few times a year apparently Deb!
DeleteThose cookbooks sound amazing!
ReplyDeleteHere is my Top Ten Tuesday post.
Lydia
Good so far Lydia!
DeleteI might want to look into that Baking Yesteryear.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely check out the Youtube channel!
DeleteA great selection to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Shelleyrae!
DeleteBaking Yesteryear: The Best Recipes from the 1900s to the 1980s sounds truly interesting! I will be checking out the videos, too.
ReplyDeleteThey are so funny Rebecca
DeleteSome good sounding books you have here. The cook book looks interesting. I hope you enjoy them.
ReplyDeleteThe cookbooks are both interesting in their own way
DeleteThe Christmas Feast and Treats book looks divine! I might need to add that one to my Amazon list.
ReplyDeleteMy TTT :)
Donna Hay is always good!
DeleteThese look like such a great mix of cozy, festive, and fun! I hope you enjoy them :-) (My TTT is here.)
ReplyDeleteThere is a bit of everything isn't there!
DeleteThe Austrian Bride is on my TBR. I hope we both enjoy it and I hope you enjoy the rest as well!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed!
DeleteQuite an eclectic mix for you today! i hope you enjoy them all when you get a chance to read them. cindysbookcorner.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteI do read a bit all over the place Cindy!
DeleteFOXTON ACRES looks intriguing. I'll have to look that one up! I hope you enjoy all these.
ReplyDeleteHappy TTT!
I thought it looked interesting too!
DeleteI really don't need to but I'll check out the Stuff Your Kindle day! I bet the Donna Hay book has a bunch of good stuff in it.
ReplyDeleteThere are several recipes that look tempting for sure!
DeleteI've been wondering about the Blakely book. It's been a while since I read her and it keeps catching my eye. I hope you love all of these.
ReplyDeletei love b. dylan hollis; not a huge fan of donna hay.
ReplyDeleteI seem to have quite a few of her books, and when I do cook something from them they are all easier than I would expect them to be, but I don't automatically think of looking at her books when I am looking for something
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