Celeste Cannon 🍁🍂🧡🍂🍁

I know it's to cool down next week but is it still to stay dry, Alan? 🤞🤞

Cup of tea on my bed cover along with the book named We Begin At The End by Chris Whitaker & a small Fudge bar ☕️📚🍫

Feet up, cup of tea in hand & about to continue reading my 3rd book of the year which I started late last night #WeBeginAtTheEnd by #ChrisWhitaker @zaffrebooks.bsky.social 📚📚📚

Will be doing exactly this later on this afternoon ☕️📚

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I've LOVED the books I've read by Camilla Lackberg, if that's any help, Janet 👍

Book Review of The Dark Hours by Amy Jordan in The Anglo Celt Newspaper.

Having a browse through #TheAngloCelt that the husband picked up on Friday & came across a great review of #TheDarkHours by @amyjordanbooks.bsky.social @hqstories.bsky.social @harpercollins.bsky.social 👍👍

Picture taken last night with the Christmas Tree still up for the last night before been taken down earlier today 😔 I made a start on my 2nd book of the year, #YourChildNext by M.J. Arlidge & Andy Maslen 📚📚

* (any excuse to use the tree in the background 😝)

A photo of The First Day of Spring by Nancy Tucker book with my Christmas Tree in the background

Starting the New Year off as I mean to go on & hoping to get back into reading as I haven't really been reading as much as I used too, so here we go with book 1 #TheFirstDayofSpring by Nancy Tucker 📚📚 #LoveTheLibrary #Reading

Don’t suffer in silence this Christmas.

#MentalHealth
#MentalHealthMatters
#ItsOkToTalk

Into the Storm by Cecilia Ahern One wild night in the middle of December, local GP Enya is driving home from a house call in a dreadful storm and visibility is poor. She comes across a taxi parked in the middle of the road and a …

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Into the Storm by Cecilia Ahern

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The book After The Storm by G.D. Wright is held up in front of a bookcase

A trip to the beach turns into a nightmare when Andrew and Sophie’s six year old daughter, Maria, and their best friend’s son, Joe, are swept out to sea. Andrew goes in to rescue them while Sophie calls for help, but when he emerges he only has one child - Maria. Everyone is devastated by the tragedy and their lives begin to unravel in the search for answers. As you can imagine this is a very traumatic story and whilst I really enjoyed it, it might not be for everyone. This is acknowledged right at the start where readers are directed to the back pages for content warnings if they want to know more. I think this is the perfect way to do it as those who might be impacted by certain storylines can find out upfront and those that don’t want to know can easily avoid those pages. The story unfolds across multiple narratives including both sets of parents and the police officers who attend the scene. I felt that this really added to the depth of the story as we get to hear their innermost thoughts, things they can’t even say to those closest to them. The characters are really put through the wringer and the tension keeps building and building, right up to the end of the book - the last chapter will leave you reeling! I don’t normally cry when I’m reading but I had to put this book away when I was on a train to avoid embarrassing myself! This is such an accomplished debut novel and I can’t wait to see what G.D Wright writes next. I’d highly recommend it!

Sharing my review for After The Storm by @gdwrightwrites.bsky.social today. This is an excellent, but heart-wrenching read that I couldn’t put down. The storyline could be upsetting for some so check out the content warnings if necessary.

Let me know if this one is going on your TBR list! #BookSky

Buttons relaxing on the couch against a green cushion 💕

Buttons fast asleep on our couch without a care in the world 💙

Buttons looking back at the tv while sitting on our couch 💙

Buttons stretched out & fast asleep on our couch where he knows he's safe & sound 💕

Buttons, our little rescue kitten is settling into our home very well. This is his 3rd day with us, we've discovered he LOVES watching the tv & I've been kicked off the couch 🤭🤭🥰🥰🥰

Tortoise coloured kitten named Buttons, our newest family member 🐾

Tortoise coloured kitten named Buttons, our newest family member lying on our rug on the floor 🐾

Tortoise coloured kitten named Buttons, our newest family member under the kitchen table not sure what to make of it all 🐾

Tortoise coloured kitten named Buttons, our newest family member lying on our rug on the floor looking up at his Dad (my husband) 🐾

Just over 4 & ½ years after loosing Snowy & also not far off 2 years from loosing Tiddles & much heartache, we decided it was time to open our hearts & home to another little furbaby & have some more pawprints put on our hearts so let me introduce this adorable little guy Buttons, to you all 💕🐾

Green area to the right with trees & a long footpath/walkway with houses in the distance

Grey/Blueish clouds with a pink tinge sky in the distance behind houses

Went for a lovely walk earlier with the husband but I tell you what, it's freezing out there 🥶🥶 #Walk #ClearTheHead #Freezing

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#Monday's Top 3 Reviews on #damppebbles...

1️⃣ The Nothing Man by Catherine Ryan Howard 🔪
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2️⃣ The Glass Woman by Alice McIlroy 🧠
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3️⃣ The Bandit Queens by Parini Shroff 👑
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#BookSky #books #top3

I'm at Waterstones Braehead on Friday night from 6-8 along with a stellar line-up of authors all happy to chat and sign books. There's a wide range of genres and writers and it's a chance to get some Christmas presents in the bag! Ho ho ho...

SO excited to share my first ever cover reveal on this site! It is book 3 in the Kat & Lock series (No 1 In the Blink of an Eye won the Theakston’s crime novel of the year) and I cannot wait for you to read this. Thank you to the S&S team who created this stunning cover - out April 24th 2025👇

Book cover of Lake Child by Isabel Ashdown which consists of a blue background with mountains in the background & a red house that overlooks out on a lake.

Resharing my review of #TheLakeChild by @isabelashdown.bsky.social from 2019 as part of the #Blogtour which comes to a close today & you can read it right here ~ celestelovesbooks.blogspot.com/2019/09/blog-t… @tracyfenton.bsky.social

Hope you're keeping well, Fiona 💕

Love him myself Neil, always have since getting back into the darts years ago. I think it's going to be a great World Championship this year with the amount of talent & surprise wins these last few months 🎯

Robin

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As the saying goes "Robins appear when loved ones are near". Well, heres our gorgeous little Robin who visits us everyday ❤️ #Robins

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Sums up the current state of the US politics

The book cover of The Killer’s Christmas List against a green background. The cover is blue, with the fire in red. The angel of the north is in the background, with a dark figure walking towards it.

Sorry to be that guy, talking about his own books, but The Killer’s Christmas List is only 99p for a few days more.

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I know money is tight this year but if you'd like to give a present to the women and children in the Brighton domestic abuse refuge where my sister-in law works this is their Amazon wish list.

So many of them turn up with almost nothing.

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Halfway through this 😢💔 💙📚

Hi Don, I'm Celeste from Ireland 🇮🇪☘️ Followed you on Twitter/X & I'm sad to see what's happening this past week 😞