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No unboxing video because a) I am incapable of mustering sufficient ‘ooh what could possibly be inside?’ vibes and 2. I look like a hobbit crossed with Leo Sayer on a bad hair day, but LOOK! BOOKS! One week to go... #essex #harlow #essexgirl #amwritingLockdown library: loved it. Classic Marian. Funny. Sad. Unputdownable.Started a new thing. In my happy place. #amwritingLockdown Library: Moving and beautiful, if painful at times, memoir of growing up in the sixties and seventies; all the more poignant for the loss of the author.The only item of sensible clothing I’m happy to wear...Hello, lovely people. My homage to Harlow and the 1981 royal wedding The Talk of Pram Town is FINALLY coming out in March and to celebrate I’ll be in conversation with lovely Emma from Bookish and the brilliant Jenny Quintana. Yes tickets are £5 BUT it’s helping to keep indie bookshops alive. Please please do come. Sign up via the link here... https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/joanna-nadin-andjenny-quintana-in-conversation-tickets-139839739425Twitter
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Books are where the wild things are…
This week, or actually last two days as I have barely been able to put it down, I have been reading a story by a girl who was raised by an ogress in a house that contained only six books, … Continue reading
