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Reading, writing, blogging and baking cakes. Now with chickens and ducks.
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Birthday Cupcake from The Devil Wears Prada
Posted 4 days ago at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Margaret, I don't have my childhood ones either - so a while back I treated myself to one every time I went to the book shop. Now my son is enjoying them.
Novelicious Picks...Five Books with a Lovely Location
Books allow you to escape your own life, to delve into the life of another and to be elsewhere. There are some books that pull you in more than others - you just want to lift yourself up from where you’re sitting and immediately find yourself in the exact setting. It doesn’t have to be somewher...
Novelicious Picks...Five Books with a Lovely Location
Posted 6 days ago at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Bread from 31 Dream Street by Lisa Jewell
Posted May 8, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Banoffee Pie from Babyville by Jane Green
Posted May 1, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Pie from I Don't Know How She Does It
Posted Apr 24, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...All About Writers
Posted Apr 22, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy - Turtle Sundae from Something Borrowed by Emily Giffin
Posted Apr 17, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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I'm so pleased this has inspired you all.
Hannah, I've always been daunted by anything involving dried fruit but this was very easy.
Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Bara Brith from Eden's Garden by Juliet Greenwood
He placed something else by my side: a fat square slab of fruitcake. I swallowed. “I can't...” “Yes you can. Cook's best bara brith, all the way from Plas Eden. Best thing for those recovering their strength from a fever.” One of the things I love about a good book is when you get a merest w...
Fantastic, Anna. Big congrats!
The Secret Dreamworld of an Aspiring Author by Anna Bell – I Have News....
Regular readers of my column will know that one of my writing resolutions for this year was to get an agent, and I’m delighted to announce that I’ve just signed with Hannah Ferguson at the Marsh Agency. When Hannah first told me on the phone that she wanted to represent me I was flabbergasted...
Ten Books...all about Summer
Posted Apr 15, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy – Bara Brith from Eden's Garden by Juliet Greenwood
Posted Apr 10, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...all about Lucy
Posted Apr 8, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...Rain!
Posted Mar 25, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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And me, Pauline!
Feasting on Romantic Comedy - Pancakes from Something's Gotta Give
"What are you hungry for?" "What are my choices?" "Pancakes, pasta, left-over coq au vin...grilled cheese?" "Pancakes." 'Ah! Totally what I wanted."' The very first notes in the film Something's Gotta Give, from the track Butterfly by Crazy Town, tells you a lot about the man whose voiceover ...
No worries, Margaret. It is actually one of my favourite films of all time.
Feasting on Romantic Comedy - Pancakes from Something's Gotta Give
"What are you hungry for?" "What are my choices?" "Pancakes, pasta, left-over coq au vin...grilled cheese?" "Pancakes." 'Ah! Totally what I wanted."' The very first notes in the film Something's Gotta Give, from the track Butterfly by Crazy Town, tells you a lot about the man whose voiceover ...
Ten Books...All About Mothers
Posted Mar 11, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...All About Rose
Posted Mar 4, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...Clubs
Posted Feb 18, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Feasting on Romantic Comedy - Poached Eggs from Julie & Julia
Posted Feb 13, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Thanks, everyone. Hannah I will do the chocolate cake from It's Complicated soon!
Feasting on Romantic Comedy: Raspberry Pavlova from Bridget Jones's Diary
I don't know about you, but I get such a buzz when a writer includes food of some description in her book, film or TV series. From tempting shortbread dunked in cocoa in Sally by Freya North, to brightly coloured cupcakes in Sex and The City, and that amazing chocolate cake in It's Complicated...
I love the sound of Pear Shaped. 'A novel about love, heartbreak and dessert.' Perfect.
Ten Books...About Body Image
With January and February being such hard, cold months, it's rather bizarre that we insist on punishing ourselves with New Year's resolutions to eat less and exercise more. No wonder many of us give up in the first week. For those who wish for a healthier life or for those that have already s...
Feasting on Romantic Comedy: Raspberry Pavlova from Bridget Jones's Diary
Posted Feb 6, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Ten Books...About Body Image
Posted Feb 4, 2013 at Novelicious.com | The Women's Fiction Blog for Readers and Writers
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Thanks everyone.
Shan, The Jane Austen Marriage Manual looks good. Lovely cover.
Ten Books...Inspired by Austen
Today is the 200th anniversary of the publication of Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen. I'm sure Jane never imagined that her plots, stories and characters would have provided so much inspiration for other writers over the centuries. Spin-off stories exist in their hundreds but they can be like...
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