Today’s book review comes from team member David, he blogs at http;//barsetshirediaries.wordpress.com
David has read and review Inkker Hauser Part 1 Rum Hijack by Phil Conquest
Review.
Today’s book review comes from team member David, he blogs at http;//barsetshirediaries.wordpress.com
David has read and review Inkker Hauser Part 1 Rum Hijack by Phil Conquest
Review.
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Thanks so much Rosie for the invitation to read and review this book for your Blog. It’s not one I would probably have chosen but it’s given me new insight into an unknown (to me) genre.
xxx Massive Hugs xxx
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You’re welcome, David, Thanks for joining the team.
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Reblogged this on barsetshirediaries and commented:
Something different for me- Reviewing. Thanks to the Wonderful Rosie Amber for the opportunity.
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Doesn’t sound like my kind of read but the review is entertaining! Thanks, David! 🙂
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So glad you ‘liked’ this, David (not quite sure that’s the right word!); I adored this book and think it was so clever, so it’s great to see other people reading it too. I know what you mean about the tool kit!!!!!! I actually loved the softer moments best, like this excellently described scene when his clothes were flapping up in the wind, and the one in the library when he just got biro all over his hands 🙂
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Reblogged this on theowlladyblog.
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