I love Kate Morton! She's my favorite author! The Forgotten Garden and The House At Riverton are still tied as my second favorite book! I live in the US, so I have the US editions of her books and I really wish they would stop messing with the covers. Her first four books have a design that really depict her writing and stories I feel like, and show that they are historical fiction. The Lake House looks like a literary thriller. And most of the editions of The Clockmaker's Daughter look like any other literary fiction book coming out recently. What's up with all these floral covers and what do they have to do with the story? Enough about covers, though, I'm excited for the book to come out!
I love the videos I've seen of her, too, because she seems so down to earth! They're still well designed I think, but the original ones more accurately show the feeling of reading her books. But, yeah. Thankfully if different covers/editions are available of a book I can pick the one I like the most!
I just finished The Clockmaker’s Daughter. I loved that book so much. The way Kate Morton writes is like weaving a beautiful tapestry with words and the characters.
Just finished the book, loved the way it all tied together at the end. I've adored all of Kate's books - met her a few years ago and she was so lovely!
So cool to know how she writes - I wonder if she ever has to give up on a notebook half way because the ideas just stop coming? Definitely sounds like she has that in her head Sherlock flying clues linking it all together going on
House on the Strand is one of my favourite books. Written by Du Maurier in her sixties - unlike all her other books written in her twenties and early thirties. Merging a present day relationship with a tragic love story in14th century Cornwall.
Her books are the best
Stunning house and so interesting to hear about the book from Kate Morton herself
You should visit the house! -Emma
I love Kate Morton! She's my favorite author! The Forgotten Garden and The House At Riverton are still tied as my second favorite book!
I live in the US, so I have the US editions of her books and I really wish they would stop messing with the covers. Her first four books have a design that really depict her writing and stories I feel like, and show that they are historical fiction. The Lake House looks like a literary thriller. And most of the editions of The Clockmaker's Daughter look like any other literary fiction book coming out recently. What's up with all these floral covers and what do they have to do with the story? Enough about covers, though, I'm excited for the book to come out!
She's so wonderful isn't she?! Oh no, it's always the worst when you don't like the covers of books that you love! -Emma
I love the videos I've seen of her, too, because she seems so down to earth!
They're still well designed I think, but the original ones more accurately show the feeling of reading her books. But, yeah. Thankfully if different covers/editions are available of a book I can pick the one I like the most!
I just finished The Clockmaker’s Daughter. I loved that book so much. The way Kate Morton writes is like weaving a beautiful tapestry with words and the characters.
I totally agree!
I bet you had so much fun making this! So good you went out on location for this
It was such an amazing place to visit! -Emma
I love this house and can't wait to read this book.
It's such a dreamy house!
I have just started The Clockmaker's Daughter and it is a great read so far. I love books set in country houses and Kate is a master of this.
She really is! -Emma
Just finished the book, loved the way it all tied together at the end. I've adored all of Kate's books - met her a few years ago and she was so lovely!
That ending was so perfect wasn't it. And yay, Kate is lovely!
So cool to know how she writes - I wonder if she ever has to give up on a notebook half way because the ideas just stop coming? Definitely sounds like she has that in her head Sherlock flying clues linking it all together going on
She's some kind of writing genius...
Wow - that book looks amazing. Similar to House on the Strand? which I LOVED!
I haven't read House on the Strand yet! 🙈I need to!
House on the Strand is one of my favourite books. Written by Du Maurier in her sixties - unlike all her other books written in her twenties and early thirties. Merging a present day relationship with a tragic love story in14th century Cornwall.
So far I've only read My Cousin Rachel but I LOVED it so can't wait to read more! -Emma
I’m very excited for this new book; I love Kate Morton’s work do much!!
I'm a Kate Morton fan! So this was really special for me. I hope to visit Coltswold one day. You're also a wonderful host. Keep up the great work! :)
Oh I hope you get to visit too, it's so gorgeous -Emma
I can't wait to read it!
Such a gorgeous setting!
I’ve just been sent this book for review and I’m so excited to read it!
Ooh I hope you love it! -Emma
I'm excited to read it!! :)
how are u so good at this
Not as good as YOU
How lovely is Kate Morton!! :)))
A simple favor for next week????? Yeeeeey, read it already can't wait for your thoughts on it Emma!! :)))
She's wonderful isn't she?! And yay, A Simple Favour was so fun. Have you seen the film? -Emma
@@BookBreak not yet but can't wait!!!
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