Today’s book bargain

[callmemadam]

A Chelsea Concerto by Frances Faviell is currently free for the Kindle. It’s by far the best Furrowed Middlebrow book I’ve read.

Comments

A Chelsea Concerto

[christine harding (from livejournal.com)]

Thanks for the tip! Been meaning to read some of the Furrowed Middlebrow books for ages.

Re: A Chelsea Concerto

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

They're not all good but I do recommend this one.

Re: A Chelsea Concerto

[(Anonymous)]

I agree they are not all good.The TINDALL one is a disappointment. Jean

Re: A Chelsea Concerto

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

What a shame. I haven't read her yet.

Your blog

[(Anonymous)]

Oh dear, as soon as I click on to your blog, pop up adverts invade the screen and I can hardly see what you've written and there doesn't appear any way I can clear the screen of the pesky things. There is an advert for Aegean Airline on now, and Hotter shoes were across the bottom of the screen, but those have now disappeared. What a shame as I enjoy your blog, but pop up ads are a pesky nuisance, aren't they?
Margaret P

Re: Your blog

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

I'm so sorry about this. Someone else has mentioned it and it is something quite beyond my control. As a logged in user, I never see the pesky things. Do you use an ad blocker? Might help.

[dozydormouse.livejournal.com]

Thank you. I "bought" it.

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

Hope you think it's as good as I do.

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the head's up, I fancied it after your review and now have it :)

Hx

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

Hope you enjoy it. Some of it is pretty shocking but with your interest in the war, you can stand that, I'm sure.

Furrowed Middlebrow

[(Anonymous)]

I'm reading my way through the Furrowed Middlebrow books and my absolute favourite (so far) is Elizabeth Fair. Only six books, all early post WW2, then she stopped - even though she lived until the 1990s. Like a gentler, kinder Angela Thirkell and laced with humour and sharp observation. Lovely.
I also loved 'The Lark' by Edith Nesbitt - set in 1919 and great fun.

Nicky
www.nicolaslade.wordpress.com

Furrowed Middlebrow

[(Anonymous)]

I'm reading my way through the Furrowed Middlebrow books and my absolute favourite (so far) is Elizabeth Fair. Only six books, all early post WW2, then she stopped - even though she lived until the 1990s. Like a gentler, kinder Angela Thirkell and laced with humour and sharp observation. Lovely.
I also loved 'The Lark' by Edith Nesbitt - set in 1919 and great fun.

Nicky
www.nicolaslade.wordpress.com