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When the Libraries and Bookstores are closed ...

... you can always turn to local Putney women's fiction/chicklit/romcom writer Amanda Egan's books. All currently at 99p to help readers through the #lockdown. They're eBooks BUT you don't need a Kindle to read them. You can download Amazon's free app to read them on ANY DEVICE (click on a book and look in the right-hand column for the link). Amanda's first two books, the 'Mummy Misfit' series, are written in diary form but there are also 11 novels and three Christmas novellas (maybe a bit early for those!). Great 4*-star+ reviews. Just copy'n'paste this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Amanda-Egan/e/B0054E7IF2/ref=ntt_athr_dp_pel_1

Roy Robart ● 2405d3 Comments

On Nextdoor-  Hurlingham books have launched an amazing service - 5 books for £5 or 10 for £10 Dear Residents, I hope you are well. I work with Hurlingham Books, and from today we are starting a book delivery service for the Hammersmith, Fulham, Putney and Barnes area. We will be selecting and delivering small bundles of second-hand books. This could be the perfect treat for yourself or a friend.How it works:All books will be available in bundles of either 5 (£5) or 10 (£10). This is essentially a ‘lucky dip’, but we will try to match books to your interests. Send an email to moorhousem10@gmail.com or private message me here with the information below and the subject ‘Book Delivery Service’.More details at https://nextdoor.co.uk/news_feed/?post=17592193768278

Mary Walker ● 2405d

Sounds great. And Members of the library can get ebooks. And audiobooks too,

Ruth Pates ● 2405d

Might I suggest a book NOT to read during this period? I just heard the last half of Evelyn Waugh's novel "A Handful of Dust" dramatized on Radio 4 Extra.

David Ainsworth ● 2405d