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A House in Fez (Suzanna Clarke)

Armchair Travels, Travel Related ReadsOctober 30, 2013

A House in Fez (Suzanna Clarke)

By Tamason.gamble

“’This city is all about emotion,’…’Following an old man in a djellaba down an alley, with everything close and dark, wondering where you’re going. Then you enter a house, a courtyard, and see something jaw-dropping… I never come to the Medina without discovering something new.’” Moving home, whilst staying in…

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Hamnet by Maggie O'Farrell is a story of love and

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Hamnet, positioned as a fictional work, draws upon Shakespeare's family life, recounting how he met his future wife Agnes (Anne Hathaway) at her family home, Newlands Farm, just outside of Stratford-upon-Avon while teaching her brothers Latin. The story the continues to follow their story from first meeting to the tragedy of losing their son, Hamnet. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Lizzie never really did fit in at school. The girl

Lizzie never really did fit in at school. The girls were mean and the boys teased but for some reason Alice Dawson, one of the more popular girls, like her and they soon became inseparably. It wasn’t necessarily a friendship understood by the other kids in their class and it was certainly not a relationship wholly approved of by their parents but that didn’t stop them.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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On this one particular day Alice was in a tormenting mood; she did this from time to time knowing that it wound Lizzie up. Surely Lizzie had a right to feel insecure though; her best friend was, after all, far more popular and pretty and it irked her far more than she would ever like to admit.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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"Keep your family close, because your enemies are

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QOTD: Have you read The Great Gatsby? The Great G

QOTD: Have you read The Great Gatsby?
The Great Gatsby was the first book I ever read by F. Scott Fitzgerald and I absolutely loved it. I know it's a marmite book and I can see why, but it didn't stop me enjoying it.
Nick by Michael Farris Smith which has recently be published looks delves deeper into the life of Nick Carraway, the narrator in The Great Gatsby.
This however, is not a story of parties but is a dark, depressing novel that takes us back to when Nick volunteered for frontline duties during the war. We learn that he is shipped off to France where he is forced to fight on the frontline.
Even in the opening pages you seen a foreboding and know that this is not going to be a light read.
Farris Smith had the idea to create the back story of Carraway simply because in The Great Gatsby we learn very little about him. But this back story is not an easy one to read. It covers many different themes including the effects that war can have on the mental wellbeing of those fighting for their lives, the willingness to kill or be killed, the state of mind for years to come after such an experience and the unsettling nightmares that cause a survivor to revisit a particularly horrific time in their lives.
In fact, perhaps it should come with a warning on the cover, because I am sure some will be deeply affected by all that goes on in this novel.
I recently joined an evening with the author where he discussed not just his book but his thoughts on The Great Gatsby. He mentioned that the first time he read it, he thought very little of it. It was only after reading it for the 3rd time that he actually saw something to like about the story.
Perhaps those that read his book will have similar feelings. For me, it took me far longer to read than I expected. I struggled in parts and had to put it down, knowing that I would revisit it later but also knowing that I needed something lighter to read in between chapters.
Have you read Nick?
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Isabel Allende is one of the most widely read Span

Isabel Allende is one of the most widely read Spanish-language authors, and for good reason.
Her latest book, 'The Soul of a Woman' discusses #feminism and what it really means to be a woman.
It explores what women really desire while highlighting many of Isabel's own struggles to be recognised as successful.
Isabel explains how, at a very young age, she realised that she would have a fight on her hands simply because she was female. The life she wanted to live was neither expected or welcomed and so she was seen in a different light because she did want more, not just for herself but for every woman.
She explains what life was like as a young woman coming of age in Latin America during the 1960s and how much the feminist movement has achieved in this time. She also reflects that there is still so much more to do in order for equality to truly exist.
This isn't a radical feminist viewpoint expressed here. This isn't a call to arms where she is asking all women to walk a picket line fighting for our rights. Instead it is an account highlighting what women should automatically be entitled to but many still find lacking today.
So what is it women want?
"To be safe, to be valued, to live in peace, to have their own resources, to be connected, to have control over their bodies and lives, and above all, to be loved."
QOTD: Do you agree with this? Is Isabel Allende wrong? What other books should people be reading on the topic?
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QOTD: Have you ever wanted to go on an adventure a

QOTD: Have you ever wanted to go on an adventure after reading a book?
'Tracks' by Robyn Davidson is bound to make you feel like you need to embark on your own journey.
This narrative follows Robyn as she decides to travel across Australia with just camels for company. What is even more extraordinary is that, until flying to Alice Springs, she had never even ridden a camel let alone spent any time around them and yet after just a few months she was ready to walk close to 2000km with them across the desert.
Now add into the equation the fact that she did this more than 30 years ago during a time where there were no Google maps, portable telephones or sav nav devices to help guide her and you will then hopefully begin to understand just how amazing this woman is.
Have you read this tale or anything similar that has caused you to reflect on what you would like to achieve in life?
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QOTD : Do you stick to reading the same genres? I

QOTD : Do you stick to reading the same genres?
In 2020 I made a promise to myself that I would keep an open mind and read more widely.
'Ruthless Women' by @melanieblakeuk is a book, had I not made that promise, I probably would never had read.
Set on the shores of a Jersey beach, 'Falcon Bay' is one of the longest running soap operas on the TV. It has always been known for its heart-warming story lines but recently someone decided to change it up, creating more hard-hitting plots to try and attract new viewers. Unfortunately, it had the opposite affect and saw them switching off.
New owner, Madeline Kane, needs this to change, and is prepared to pretty much do anything to make it happen.
Jake has been put solely in-charge of making this happen. Or rather, he nominated himself for the role while his partner and wife was at home on maternity leave. He saw it as his right and doesn't believe women with children are capable of such a job.
Amanda, unaware that she has been demoted, returns to work only to discover that not only has she lost her title but also her private office. This blow does nothing for her self esteem.
Helen, Head of Casting, enjoys the freedom her single life allows her, well that and her soundproof office. She has a reputation, and while it's one she is proud of, many women would be embarrassed to have their sex life known by everyone. Regardless of her bedroom antics though, when it comes to work she is one of the most professional people in the industry. That doesn't necessarily make her any more respected and is overlooked or undermined by others.
Farrah is a rising talent. The one-time actress has decided to step away from the limelight and instead impress behind the camera. There is just one small problem - she is a woman. She may be the best person to lead the soap into its next phase but that doesn't mean she will get the opportunity.
Along with other female friends, will these ruthless women be able to change the industry? How far will they go in order to make women as successful as their male counterparts?
Sassy, sexy and scandalous this is a book that will consume you until you reach the very end. It's completely engrossing.

QOTD: Do you like to read the Classics? 'The Coun

QOTD: Do you like to read the Classics?
'The Count of Monte Cristo' by Alexandre Dumas is a classic that many avoid because of it length. Understandably so.
This @penguinclassics cloth edition is over 1200 pages so it is definitely a commitment to read.
If you are not put off by that however, you will uncover probably one of the greatest stories ever told.
It is a story of vengeance and forgiveness. It analyses just how powerless one person can feel against the might of others and how personal perservance and patience can overcome anything. It is also a heart-wrenching love story that may or may not, depending on how you choose to look upon it, end happily.
It is a tale that ultimately reveals that revenge doesn't always satisfy the soul and sometimes it can leave a bitter taste behind, even for those seeking it.
This is a classic novel that crosses many genres so for those of you who enjoy crime, historical fiction or gothic romance, you may find this is an epic tome you will enjoy.
Have you read 'The Count of Monte Cristo'?
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QOTD: What books would you recommend people ready

QOTD: What books would you recommend people ready to help with their own mental wellbeing during this pandemic?
"Just as an acorn holds the potential of the oak tree, so too is there a far greater and grander version of you residing within your being, ready to become manifest".
'Liberation' by @ekeremma discusses many of the issues we all face - the desire to fit in, self destruction, anxiety and addiction.
Emma explores how the world naturally teaches people self-deprecation and without even realising it we have all fallen into the same traps. She also highlights that we are forever making life hard for ourselves and actually we should be living and enjoying it instead.
If you look at society today, mental health issues are increasing, the reliance on anti-depressants is on the rise and "we're severely under functioning in the area of optimal psychological health".
She then goes on to explore ways that we can liberate ourselves from this cycle and achieve anything we want.
The pandemic may not have been the instigator for this book but there is no better time to read it especially if you are struggling with your own internal demons.
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Happy Valentine's Weekend Everyone! What are you

Happy Valentine's Weekend Everyone!
What are you reading over this weekend dedicated to love? Are you in the mood for #romance?
Perhaps you prefer a #crime novella like this one, set over the Valentine's Day period but without the lovey-dovey storyline that comes with a classic romantic tale.
'Bloody Valentine' sees one couple's plans for Valentine's Day torn apart by the most vicious murder. Who is the person behind this sick crime? Who hates them enough to do such a thing?
What are your top reads to enjoy over cupid's festival of love?
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It's #giveaway time once again!!! This month has

It's #giveaway time once again!!!
This month has seen me reach goals on my website never before achieved and I truly believe it is because of my positive mindset (not easy during these current times granted).
How have I achieved this mindset then?
By reading empowering books like this one by @xenia.
'Empower Yourself' is just 8 chapters long so it is simple to follow and provides great tips on how to succeed.
It's a book to empower you to be the best version of yourself, whatever that may be. It is not pretentious or condescending, but helps you to focus on the positives and gives you a confidence boost when you most need it.
Therefore, to kick-start someone else's confidence I am giving this motivational book away to one lucky reader. All you need to do is:
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The Survivors by @janeharperauthor is out tomorrow

The Survivors by @janeharperauthor is out tomorrow in the UK.
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Kieran Elliott's life changed forever on a single day when a reckless mistake led to devastating consequences. The guilt that haunts him still resurfaces during a visit with his young family to the small coastal town he once called home.
Kieran's parents are struggling in a community which is bound, for better or worse, to the sea that is both a lifeline and a threat. Between them all is his absent brother Finn.
When a body is discovered on the beach, long-held secrets threaten to emerge in the murder investigation that follows. A sunken wreck, a missing girl, and questions that have never washed away.
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I am a real fan of Jane's other novels and this one is no different.
I often feel that crime writing can become a bit stagnant; whodunit’s predictable and grisly murders a bit over the top.
Jane Harper’s writing is different. While reading her books, I feel like I am being enveloped into the community; becoming part of the scene as an innocent bystander trying to find out what has happened. Instead of feeling removed, I feel like a character seeping into the pages, trying to uncover the truth.
It is a delight to read her stories and I can only hope there is another one jn the pipeline.
**(If you are interested in finding out more about both the storyline and my thoughts on this novel, then please head over to my blog (link in my bio) for my full review).**

Have you read any of the Inspector Morse series by

Have you read any of the Inspector Morse series by Colin Dexter?
Set around Oxford, this murder series gives great insights into the city and surrounding area.
Obviously at present, travelling around the UK is a big no-no but that doesn't mean we cannot travel from the comfort of our own armchair.
If you fancy a trip to Oxford, we have curated a wonderful list of books that will transport you to the collegiate city of spires.
Whether you enjoy historical fiction, crime thrillers or non-fictional travelogues, each and every book provides you with a unique perspective into the well-known British city.
QOTD: Have you read any books set in or around Oxford that you would recommend?

It's finally here! To celebrate the start of 2021

Who is excited for the books being published in 20

Who is excited for the books being published in 2021? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️
If all books are as good as this one I think we could all be in for a really wonderful year of reading.
The Captive by @deborahleighoconnor
is an attention-grabbing thriller, that saw me fly through the pages. I simply needed to know what happened.
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Hannah knows the cage intimately. Small, the size of a shopping mall parking space. A bed, a basin, a table and chair. A hatch ans metal drawer through which to exchange food and other items.
Then there's him. Always there on the edges of her vision, no matter how hard she tries to block him out.
Every day, the same thoughts run through Hannah's mind:
What if he speaks to me?
What if he hurts me?
What if he gets out?
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The biggest problem with a book like this though... You are always left with a book hangover that you can't shift for days.
Out in the 7th Jan this is one to order now!
I am so grateful to Clare at @bonnierbooks_uk for gifting me an advanced copy of this book, it really did finish my year on a high.
I was also nominated by @gntx towards the end of 2020 to share with you all a picture of a #coffeeandagoodbook and I can't think of a better way to start 2021.

Unsure what to get the #bookworm in your life for

Unsure what to get the #bookworm in your life for #Christmas? 🎁 🎄
@yoshigoods have a wide range of bookish gifts to suit all. From handbags and purses, to glass cases, keyrings and pencil cases, their wide selection is bound to appeal to the majority.
They have a selection of goods like those seen here which were kindly #gifted by #yoshi, for travel junkies, while another will appeal to classic book lovers. There is also a green fingered book collection and a selection of items paying homage to Shakespeare.
@yoshigoods definitely know how to cater to the bookworm lifestyle!
There is still time to place orders for Christmas so what are you waiting for? 🎅

London, the week before Christmas, 2007. You ofte

London, the week before Christmas, 2007.
You often hear about the lives of complete strangers being entwined in someway, but they may never even be aware of it.
This is one such story.
In just seven days, Sebastian Faulks tale tracks the lives of seven characters: a hedge fund manager trying to bring off the biggest trade of his career; a professional footballer recently arrived from Poland; a young lawyer with little work and too much time to speculate; a student who has been led astray by Islamist theory; a hack book-reviewer; a schoolboy hooked on skunk and reality TV; and a Tube driver whose Circle Line train joins these and countless other lives together in a daily loop.
It is a novel that pieces together the complex patterns and crossings of modern urban life, and the group is forced, one by one, to confront the true nature of the world they inhabit, whether they want to or not.
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QOTD: Do you enjoy reading historical non-fiction?

QOTD: Do you enjoy reading historical non-fiction?
'The Five' by @hallierubenhold is perhaps one of the best non-fictional books I have ever read.
Looking into the lives of the five women presumed murdered at the hands of Jack the Ripper, this is an insightful, well researched publication that will leave you feeling both perturbed and frustrated.
It is upsetting to think that the lives of five women have been brushed aside, while the person accused of killing them has risen in noriety and is now a name that everyone, young and old, is familiar with.
There is also a common misconception that each of these women were outcast by society because of their night-time pursuits as prostitutes; an assumption highly challenged in this book.
The research element to create such an insightful account must have been all-consuming but completely worthwhile. Not only has @hallierubenhold created one of the most comprehensive narratives highlighting who these women actually were, she has provided an eye-opening narrative about what life would have been like for women in general during the Victorian era.
Have you read 'The Five'?

🍁COMPETITION TIME🍁 (#gifted) Thank you to

🍁COMPETITION TIME🍁
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Thank you to both @granta_magazine and @tandemcollectiveuk for sending me this beautiful copy of the latest issue of #Granta magazine.
Granta magazine, founded by Cambridge students back in 1889 and out quarterly, focuses on nature including serious pieces on environmental topics as well as amazing photographical articles, poems, literary fiction and memoirs.
If you want to win a year's subscription of Granta magazine for yourself as well as a bundle of granta nature books, this is the competition for you!
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