Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Short and Seasonal!

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Short and Seasonal!:   With all the bustle of the holidays, it’s easy to get burned out.   Reading can give one a chance to rest and recharge before tackling t...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: The Wood at Midwinter by Susanna Clarke

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: The Wood at Midwinter by Su...: I bought this small hardback book consisting of one short story because it was pretty, very appealing, and with lovely illustrations. And ap...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Winter Solstice: Rosamunde Pilcher

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Winter Solstice: Rosamunde Pilcher: This book is way outside of my normal reading, and over 500 pages long, but I fell in love with it from the beginning and was immediately im...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: Murder for Christmas, edited by Thomas Godfrey

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: Murder for Christmas, edite...: This is the book that I will be reading Christmas short stories from this year... The book was edited by Thomas Godfrey, with illustrations ...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: American Christmas Stories from the Library of America

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: American Christmas Stories ...:   Today I am featuring an anthology of Christmas short stories from The Library of America Collection. American Christmas Stories was edite...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: The Last Noel: Michael Malone

Bitter Tea and Mystery: The Last Noel: Michael Malone: This is a Christmas story, as the title indicates, with a serious topic. Following is the description from the back of the book: The Last No...