Reading as a cheap hobby

Brie

Brambling said:

Brie said:

@BookWorm
Thank you !!  That's the one!!!  Will look at his other books too.

A cheese book seems appropriate as the OH has been dipping in and out of a wine book over the last couple of months.  

Any idea about Palmer's writing style?  As tasty as cheese may be the author's writing could make it as palatable as dust.

If you look at the kindle version on amazon it has a sample you can read.  It also as a book for English cheeses

Can you read those on an ordinary pc?  I don't have a kindle.

bouicca21

There’s a kindle app for a pc.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/b?node=21568507031&pd_rd_w=MCBdb&content-id=amzn1.sym.34fff0bf-55e6-4d30-8101-133b1ef3b093:amzn1.sym.34fff0bf-55e6-4d30-8101-133b1ef3b093&pf_rd_p=34fff0bf-55e6-4d30-8101-133b1ef3b093&pf_rd_r=Z38ZV4XR122B3DNTJTBF&pd_rd_wg=0jNC7&pd_rd_r=5ad5b348-6cbe-4ec0-8b55-f31ada609b99&qid=1733507031&ref_=sxts_snpl_2_0_34fff0bf-55e6-4d30-8101-133b1ef3b093

Brambling

Brie said:

Brambling said:

Brie said:

@BookWorm
Thank you !!  That's the one!!!  Will look at his other books too.

A cheese book seems appropriate as the OH has been dipping in and out of a wine book over the last couple of months.  

Any idea about Palmer's writing style?  As tasty as cheese may be the author's writing could make it as palatable as dust.

If you look at the kindle version on amazon it has a sample you can read.  It also as a book for English cheeses

Can you read those on an ordinary pc?  I don't have a kindle.

I use it on my tablet, hopefully Bouicca's link will work

PipneyJane

Brie said:

Brambling said:

Brie said:

@BookWorm
Thank you !!  That's the one!!!  Will look at his other books too.

A cheese book seems appropriate as the OH has been dipping in and out of a wine book over the last couple of months.  

Any idea about Palmer's writing style?  As tasty as cheese may be the author's writing could make it as palatable as dust.

If you look at the kindle version on amazon it has a sample you can read.  It also as a book for English cheeses

Can you read those on an ordinary pc?  I don't have a kindle.

There are Kindle apps for both Apple and Android phones.  (I read mine on my phone.)

- Pip

BookWorm

Brie said:

You Brambling said:

Brie said:

@BookWorm
Thank you !!  That's the one!!!  Will look at his other books too.

A cheese book seems appropriate as the OH has been dipping in and out of a wine book over the last couple of months.  

Any idea about Palmer's writing style?  As tasty as cheese may be the author's writing could make it as palatable as dust.

If you look at the kindle version on amazon it has a sample you can read.  It also as a book for English cheeses

Can you read those on an ordinary pc?  I don't have a kindle.

You don't need an app...you can do it on the normal Website too. Pick a book and there is a read sample option

Savvy_Sue

I've just got in from a lovely evening listening to The Bookshop Band. It was such fun: I found them somehow performing during lockdown, so when I saw they were coming to our local bookshop I just ... booked! All their songs have links to books, and they often perform in ... bookshops! 

Wednesday2000

I haven't been reading much at all lately. I think the last book I read was one by Frieda McFadden.They are good, but all get a bit samey.

I got two books for my kindle. Wintering: The Life Changing Sunday Times bestseller by Katherine May and I pre-ordered The Power of Enough: Finding Joy With Your Relationship with Money - Elizabeth Husserl. I'm going to start the first one next week.

annieb64

I really enjoyed Wintering.

Savvy_Sue

Just started Ithaca by Claire North. Had to put it down forcibly last night ... 

elsien

Good isn’t it? I’m waiting for the final one of the 3 to make its way to my local library.