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Who is Book Snob? | Book Snob

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Who is Book Snob? Who is Book Snob? Welcome to my blog. I’m Rachel. I’m 30 and I live in London, where I get up to lots of prematurely middle aged things that you can read all about – enjoy! If you’d like to say hello, please do! You can email me at booksnob@hotmail.co.uk. If just reading my thoughts about books isn’t enough for you, you can also hear me chatting about books with my good friend Simon on our podcast, Tea or Books, which is available on itunes here. February 24, 2010 at 23:38. I’m gl...

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Time for a Change | a few of my favourite books

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A few of my favourite books. Laquo; Those Gorgeous Georgians. Time for a Change. April 14, 2011. So it looks like I have moved blogs, to lavender tisane. By Fanny Burney there, as well as the first two Pink Carnation books by Lauren Willig, so please stop by for some lavender tea with me! By the way, what is the protocol or procedure on moving blogs, do people move all their old entries to the new site or just start over and tell people to refer back to the old one for previous reviews? You need to do an...

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Report from Florida | a few of my favourite books

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A few of my favourite books. Laquo; Elizabeth Bowen and What to Read. The sound of waves. February 15, 2011. I am breaking my self-imposed no blogging while in Florida rule here to share a few of my adventures so far. As you can see, it’s lovely and sunny at the beach and I am so glad to be away from snow, but it’s not quite warm enough to do without a cardigan all the time! Edith Wharton and Truman Capote are two I’m wanting to explore further and it’s nice to see more of their books in stoc...Virginia ...

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the sound of waves | a few of my favourite books

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A few of my favourite books. Laquo; Report from Florida. Once on a Moonless Night, by Dai Sijie. The sound of waves. February 25, 2011. I’m back in snowy Canada now, but here’s a picture of my last day at the beach, reading. Virginia Woolf was at the start and end of my trip, I finished. On the way to the airport two weeks ago (and got so much more out of it this time) and then finished. On the plane coming back. In between I also loved. By Elizabeth von Arnim (it’s strawberry sweet) and. February 25, 20...

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Reviews | Book Snob

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Who is Book Snob? Here is a list of all books reviewed on the blog, organised A-Z by author. Poppy – The Behaviour of Moths. Louisa May – Little Women. Louisa May – Good Wives. Judith – The Poet’s Wife. Judith – A Mile of River. Margaret – Alias Grace. Margaret – Lady Oracle. Margaret – The Handmaid’s Tale. Jane – Emma – 1. Jane – Mansfield Park – 1. Jane – Northanger Abbey. Jane – Persuasion – 1. Jane – Sense and Sensibility – 1. Jane – Pride and Prejudice – 1. Enid – Diary Without Dates. J L – A ...

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Higglety Pigglety

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The house of Higglety Pigglety. Wednesday, July 22, 2009. Thank you for all the lovely comments on my last post.so long ago. And I left you in such suspense what the bumps name is. Well we left it right to the last moment before registering his name, keeping our ideas top secret. It was very scary registering the name.had we made the wrong decision is he going to hate us for it. Kimball wanted something with a good meaning.which I think deserves a post all of its own. I will explain more in another post.

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Bloomsbury Bell: Royal Manuscripts

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Wednesday, 7 March 2012. The Shrewsbury Book, 15th Century. I have always loved manuscripts, particularly those with more gold on them than is sensible. The. Royal Manuscript exhibition at the British Library. Choosing to avoid using common assault I. Wheedled my way to the front of the crowd and was completely overwhelmed by the sight of glinting gilded pages and bright colours. The manuscripts really are breathtaking and you could easily spend hours over each one. This page below was one of my favourit...

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Cherries in Red Wine Syrup - David Lebovitz

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Laquo; Caramelized White Chocolate Cakes. Soupe au Pistou ». Cherries in Red Wine Syrup. Where did the time go? So here’s how they ended up: in a compote that’s incredibly easy to make with the spiciness of red wine, a touch of vinegar to add a little. Je ne sais quoi. And a few minutes of stovetop cooking to transform them into sticky-sweet orbs with the concentrated flavor of summer cherries. Just try to find one that’s full and fruity, like pinot noir, Zinfandel, or Beaujolais. Makes 2 cups (500g).

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Cherries in Red Wine Syrup - David Lebovitz

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Laquo; Caramelized White Chocolate Cakes. Soupe au Pistou ». Cherries in Red Wine Syrup. Where did the time go? So here’s how they ended up: in a compote that’s incredibly easy to make with the spiciness of red wine, a touch of vinegar to add a little. Je ne sais quoi. And a few minutes of stovetop cooking to transform them into sticky-sweet orbs with the concentrated flavor of summer cherries. Just try to find one that’s full and fruity, like pinot noir, Zinfandel, or Beaujolais. Makes 2 cups (500g).