This actually sounds quite delightful, the kind of book to sit over a cup of tea on a cold day. Or to place in the guest room for a nice reading surprise for someone staying over. Thank you for the review.
@@scallydandlingaboutthebooks Yes, they did! And because they are black and white I wasn't losing anything. Nevertheless, nothing beat a physical book, but in this case I think it was ok going for the digital one
Glad you enjoyed it despite it's shortness. I recently did a very short review of a book, but could have gone on longer I I had gone into more detail. Mind you, people don't like me giving away the plot so I never know what to do for the best. The one you read sounds like a sweet little book `though.
The protagonist is described as follows: “She can talk to animals and trees - and she is only ever happy when she is walking in the woods.” That could describe me.😁It’s short but sweet.
Another book on my Christmas wish list😊
@@Ali-AvidReader it is lovely but slight.
I've read and loved Pirinesi and I really need to pick up more from Susanna Clarke!!
Piranesi is her best for me.
@ it is absolutely fantastic
It does look beautiful. I am hoping to start her chonkster this weekend so if I can get it from the library after I will.
@@CharlieBrookReads that sounds like a plan. Have fun with Strange and Norrell.
This looks very sweet and everyone seems to be saying nice things about it. Maybe one for next Christmas.
@@tillysshelf it is lovely. Not sure I'd spend £9.95 to own it though.
This actually sounds quite delightful, the kind of book to sit over a cup of tea on a cold day. Or to place in the guest room for a nice reading surprise for someone staying over. Thank you for the review.
@@susan3037 the idea of leaving for a visitor to read is lovely.
I read it and loved it ❤ But yeah, it is very short, so I got it on my Kindle 😉
@@MarcelaChandía I hope the illustrations worked OK in the ebook.
@@scallydandlingaboutthebooks Yes, they did! And because they are black and white I wasn't losing anything. Nevertheless, nothing beat a physical book, but in this case I think it was ok going for the digital one
Thanks Ros. Do you think you have to have read Jonathan Strange & Mr Norell to enjoy this one or would it work as a standalone?
Definitely fine as a standalone.
Glad you enjoyed it despite it's shortness. I recently did a very short review of a book, but could have gone on longer I I had gone into more detail. Mind you, people don't like me giving away the plot so I never know what to do for the best. The one you read sounds like a sweet little book `though.
@@harmonyln7 some people are really bothered by spoilers so I try to avoid them.
The protagonist is described as follows: “She can talk to animals and trees - and she is only ever happy when she is walking in the woods.” That could describe me.😁It’s short but sweet.
@@MJ-in-Canada I think I am happiest walking in the woods. If only I could talk to animals.