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Posted by The Owl Lady on August 14, 2018 in Authors, News, Posts or Views

Sue Vincent's Daily Echo

“You’d make a lousy feminist!”

My son’s words followed me down the garden path as I left. As a child of my generation, I am used to the changing face of the familiar, but his throwaway comment of, ‘It’s a female Doctor!’ had shocked me profoundly.

‘I suppose it had to happen eventually…’ and ‘Shouldn’t be allowed…’ were my immediate comments upon hearing the news. The thought of a female Doctor just seems plain wrong to someone who was around for the very first episode of Doctor Who. William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton, John Pertwee and Tom Baker… it was bad enough when the face of the Doctor changed back then, but to have a sex change as well just doesn’t sit right, even though I know the storyline allows for it.

Personally, I gave up on Doctor Who after Tom Baker, though I did see the odd episode here…

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Rosie’s Review Team #RBRT @SassyKebkerr reviews #crimefiction SCATHED by @SueColetta1 #TuesdayBookBlog

Posted by The Owl Lady on August 14, 2018 in Book Reviews, Books

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Today’s team review is from Karen, she blogs here http://sassyredheadbookreviews.wordpress.com

Karen has been reading Scathed by Sue Coletta

Scathed

Sue has done it again! I was so happy to receive this book as an ARC and I am very happy to give an honest review of this book. I must say that Sue Coletta is one of those authors that I will purchase her books as soon as I hear that she has a new one out, without reading the blurb, or reviews. Sue is a great author and there is so much of her in her books. For anyone who follows Sue on social media and then reads her books will see her in the story. One of my favorite lines from the book is “We all want to be remembered after we die. Through the power of the written word authors are immortalized.” This is only part of…

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Tags: Books set in New Hampshire, Grafton County series of crime fiction, Karen Bernard, Rosie's Book Review Team, Scathed by Sue Coletta Permalink

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Do you need a fun read for a book report?

Posted by The Owl Lady on August 14, 2018 in Authors, News, Posts or Views

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JEMSBOOKS.COM FOR BOOKS FOR ALL AGES! FUN READING FOR BOOK REPORTS!

The start of school is rapidly approaching much to the chagrin of all students. Sorry kids, but all good things do come to an end. But it doesn’t have to be dreary – pick up a book from Jemsbooks.com and find a fun reading adventure with animal stories for young children, magical stories with comical twins, Davey & Derek Junior Detectives Books 1-5, or ghosts and surprises with Abby & Holly School Dance Book 1 of a Series of fun books for middle-school girls and boys.

Once children begin reading one of these books they will forget all about the beginning of school approaching. They will want to read them all. Then when school does begin their teachers will be impressed with the amount of books they have read for the summer. Parents, you will get stars for…

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5 Ways You Can Save Time When Blogging

Posted by The Owl Lady on August 14, 2018 in Blogs, Help and Tips for Blogging

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Do you ever find yourself running out of time when blogging?

It’s something that used to happen to me a lot. Shortly after getting out of bed, I’d sit down in front of the computer and, before I knew it, the time had flown past! With the sun setting, I’d feel as if I hadn’t really achieved anything.

Make no mistake about it, blogging can be very time-consuming. Your work-in-progress will look as if it’s never going to get finished, your laundry basket is overflowing, the house is a mess, and family and friends will start wondering who you are because you seldom join in anymore.

Here are five tips that I implemented to save me time when blogging (and which stopped blogging from taking over my entire life).

Stop Beating Yourself Up

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I wanted to be everywhere in both the worlds…

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Do No Harm by LV Hay #BlogTour @orendabooks @annecater @LucyVHayAuthor

Posted by The Owl Lady on August 14, 2018 in Book Reviews, Books

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Today I’m thrilled to be sharing my review of Do No Harm by LV Hay. Many thanks to Orenda Books and Anne Cater for my invite and review copy of the book. And make sure you check out the other review on the tour today as it’s by my #choufleur Claire Knight who blogs at A Knights Reads

About this book…

Till death do us part…

After leaving her marriage to jealous, possessive oncologist Maxwell, Lily and her six-year-old son have a second chance at happiness with headteacher Sebastian. Kind but vulnerable, Sebastian is the polar opposite of Maxwell, and the perfect match for Lily. After a whirlwind romance, they marry, and that’s when things start to go wrong…

Maxwell returns to the scene, determined to win back his family, and events soon spiral out of control. Lily and Sebastian find themselves not only fighting for their relationship, but also…

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Register NOW for the Path of Consciousness Spiritual and Writing Retreat via @NamouWeam| Oct. 5-7, 2018 #michiganwriters #motownwriters

Who?

Rosie’s Review Team #RBRT @SassyKebkerr reviews #crimefiction SCATHED by @SueColetta1 #TuesdayBookBlog

Do you need a fun read for a book report?

JEMSBOOKS.COM FOR BOOKS FOR ALL AGES! FUN READING FOR BOOK REPORTS!

5 Ways You Can Save Time When Blogging

Stop Beating Yourself Up

Do No Harm by LV Hay #BlogTour @orendabooks @annecater @LucyVHayAuthor

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Book Title: Apart from Love

Author Name: Uvi Poznansky

Sale dates: 08/14/2018-08/18/2018

Regular price of book: $6.99

Sale price of book: $0.99

Category: Literary Fiction

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