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The Witch Of Blackbird Pond by Elizabeth George Speare The Man In The Moss by Phil Rickman

The Street Philosopher by Matthew Plampin. :stars4:

I'm in Everlost,a kind of half-way house to before heaven but for kids only.

The Witch's Trinity by Erika Mailman. Set during a famine in Germany of 1507,a grandmother is accused of witchcraft by her own daughter-in-law. :stars4:

Crimea 1854. I'm a junior reporter for the London Courier reporting on the Crimean War.

Everwild by Neal Shusterman

Order Of The Wolf by Shawn W Salzman :stars3:

I'm a grandmother living through a famine in Germany,1507,and have been accused of witchcraft by my daughter-in-law.

Hunting werewolves in The Black Forest,Germany in 1076.

I'm a Christian scribe in 7th century England and have been sent on a mission into the deep pagan forests of Anglo-Saxon southern England to learn about their very different beliefs and way of life.

The Rapture by Liz Jensen. Set in the near future it's the story of a wheelchair-bound psychiatrist who starts a new job at a special facility for disturbed teenagers. One of her patients stabbed her mother to death with a Phillips screw-driver,and her unnerving predictions of natural disasters...

I can only read one novel at a time,tho' I've never tried reading two or more at once. I just think the plots and characters would merge far too much,but that's just me. I've got friends who think nothing of reading 3 novels at once. Big heads! :)

Back To Black by Amy Winehouse

The Way Of Wyrd by Brian Bates

All Quiet On The Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque Sophie's Choice by William Styron

I'm a wheelchair-bound psychiatrist who's new patient,a teenage girl who stabbed her own mother to death,is predicting world events that start coming true. The Rapture by Liz Jensen

Years ago I rarely read any books by female writers,tho not cos I was anti-women,and I rarely strayed from the fantasy/horror/sci-fi genres. For several years now tho I've read both equally,and read right across the board. And this year the girls are definitely ahead!

Yeah,Libra,it's a 1974 hardback ex library edition in VG condition which I got for 50p at the market! It's an in depth biography of Owen and his family pre/during WW1. In Durham today which had med temps of 27C I bought: The Rapture by Liz Jensen Souls of Angels by Thomas Eidson Oath...

Wilfred Owen by Jon Stallworthy Speak No Evil by Martyn Waites The Railway Excursion by Edward Marston