Guys! We have good news. We Sat Down has a new blogger!!!!!!
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Hello everyone. I’m Courtney, and I'm new to blogging.
I’ll start
off by telling you a bit about me. I am moving to the UK from South Africa. I love music. I play
the euphonium, which none of you have probably ever heard of until now. I like
sports, anything to release energy is fun. I read a lot of fiction but I do
read the odd factual book every now and then. My aunt and cousin are bloggers
on ‘We Sat Down”. I just hope my blogging is as good as theirs.
That’s pretty much all I have to say as an introduction, so I hope my reviews
are useful and encourage you to read them and enjoy them as much as I did.
Bird is about a
girl, Jewel, whose brother died because of her grandfather. Her grandfather
killed her brother, John, and never spoke again. Her parents ignored her for most of her life after this tragic event. She was a shy, lonely soul who needed some excitement and
happiness in her life. That all changed, when….................she met John.
This book has a beautiful cover, beautiful content, beautiful story line and a beautiful ending. So all rounded, this book is rather beautiful.
Publication details: 2013, Tamarind, London, hardback
This copy: from the publisher
This book has a beautiful cover, beautiful content, beautiful story line and a beautiful ending. So all rounded, this book is rather beautiful.
Publication details: 2013, Tamarind, London, hardback
This copy: from the publisher
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Welcome, Courtney, we're delighted to have you here; a new voice! I'm sure your blogging will be quite as 'good' as ours. I liked Bird a lot too, so maybe you and I have similar taste?
But Courtney isn't really a stranger to We Sat Down as she's guested in the past. Here's another review that Courtney did for us a couple of years back: North of Nowhere. And here's an interview she did with the author, Liz Kessler.
But Courtney isn't really a stranger to We Sat Down as she's guested in the past. Here's another review that Courtney did for us a couple of years back: North of Nowhere. And here's an interview she did with the author, Liz Kessler.