Took the boys shopping with us over the weekend, and for a few minutes, there was peace in the cart.
Now if only this had lasted for the duration of our trip…
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Took the boys shopping with us over the weekend, and for a few minutes, there was peace in the cart.
Now if only this had lasted for the duration of our trip…
(c) 2014. All rights reserved.
Why, engrossed in the latest Banned Underground novel to hit my phone, naturally. Suffering, as I was, from a complete lack of motivation and a nasty headache to boot, I settled down yesterday afternoon and read the whole of Have Frog, Will Travel in the space of an afternoon.
What’s it about? Glad you asked! From Goodreads:
Go Fridge-diving at Grizelda’s in Have Frog, Will Travel
A traditional witch’s cottage is a wondrous, if sometimes impractical, thing. But not in the eyes of the County Council Building Regulations Inspectorate. And when the Council Inspector condemns her home after a chance encounter with the Fridge, Grizelda (off-white witch and leading proponent of the people/frog spell) is forced into a quest for a competent builder to make the necessary alterations.
But such things are not always easy to find, and as for a suitable plumber, well, you could throw money down the drain. Or the frog pond, as it might be… Just who is going to turn out to be Another Brick In The Wall?
And because Amazon’s blurb differs slightly, here’s that one: