

The little robin fledgling came back too - he's just so adorable.

For anyone who likes reading, can I recommend "The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society" by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Burrows. And then can I recommend it again!I spotted on Judy Rozema's blog that she had been reading it with her book club. As I once worked in Guernsey, I went off to check it out, and when I was ordering something else from Amazon I bought it. Quite apart from all the memories it brought back of my time in Guernsey, it was such a delightful and charming book. As it is set just after the war it deals a bit with the German occupation of the island, which I knew quite a bit about. So some pages make you almost want to cry, but then on the next page you are laughing again at the wonderful characters. I wasn't sure if C would like it, as I think it's probably more of a woman's book. I was going to lend it to his mother first, as I know she will love it. But he picked it up when he'd finished his latest P.G. Wodehouse book and he's hooked.
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I loved that book and have recommended it myself. Although I have to admit that I couldn't get out school staff book club to go for it once I told them that it was historical fiction. They don't know what they're missing!!!
Your bird pictures are wonderful. I envy how close you are able to get, and so clearly. There's a pair of very skittish bluebirds in our backyard and I've been trying to get some good pics of them. Unfortunately, they are very camera shy.
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