The VA Bookshelf: Autumn Edition
What's On Our Fall Reading List.
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What’s On Our Autumn Reading List.
Autumn is rapidly approaching. The leaves are starting to crisp, the temperature is declining and the days are becoming shorter.
It’s our favourite season for tucking into a great book. Picture us cosied up on the sofa in our snuggliest knitwear with a paperback in hand. That’s where we will be.
When it comes to the VA bookshelf, we’ve all got novels to sink into.
Here are some of our picks:
Mary’s Picks – For the London Lover
The Lido by Libby Page
I’m unsure whether it’s because the lido in the novel is my local but I was instantly drawn to this story.
Rosemary has lived in Brixton all her life but everything she knows is changing. Only the local lido, where she swims every day, remains a constant reminder of the past and her beloved husband George.
Kate has just moved and feels adrift in a city that is too big for her. She’s on the bottom rung of her career as a local journalist and is determined to make something of it.
So when the lido is threatened with closure, Kate knows this story could be her chance to shine. But for Rosemary, it could be the end of everything. Together they are determined to make a stand, and to prove that the pool is more than just a place to swim – it is the heart of the community.
The Lido is an uplifting novel about the i...
The post The VA Bookshelf: Autumn Edition appeared first on Vicki Archer.
What’s On Our Autumn Reading List.
Autumn is rapidly approaching. The leaves are starting to crisp, the temperature is declining and the days are becoming shorter.
It’s our favourite season for tucking into a great book. Picture us cosied up on the sofa in our snuggliest knitwear with a paperback in hand. That’s where we will be.
When it comes to the VA bookshelf, we’ve all got novels to sink into.
Here are some of our picks:
Mary’s Picks – For the London Lover
The Lido by Libby Page
I’m unsure whether it’s because the lido in the novel is my local but I was instantly drawn to this story.
Rosemary has lived in Brixton all her life but everything she knows is changing. Only the local lido, where she swims every day, remains a constant reminder of the past and her beloved husband George.
Kate has just moved and feels adrift in a city that is too big for her. She’s on the bottom rung of her career as a local journalist and is determined to make something of it.
So when the lido is threatened with closure, Kate knows this story could be her chance to shine. But for Rosemary, it could be the end of everything. Together they are determined to make a stand, and to prove that the pool is more than just a place to swim – it is the heart of the community.
The Lido is an uplifting novel about the i...
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