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Hi

I've been abit off the radar the last couple of weeks with family issues so haven't felt like posting and it also reflects my reading this month or so.  I haven't been reading as much lately and when I do read it has been taking a little longer to get through.

I will be posting an August wrap up at the end of the month, and a September TBR.  Also later in September, I will be posting some bookish goals for the coming year.  I always like to contemplate yearly  goals around September as it is my birthday month and I'm another year older.

Happy Reading

Love Lesley

Image above is Tony the Tiger.  He is a lamp bought from Tyger in Grand Central, Birmingham. He is gorgeous and I couldn't get over the price just  £4.  I love the way his belly glows and he makes me happy

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