It has a gentle flex frame and a popper inside to secure it and is big enough for embroidery scissors and a tape measure or whatever you chose to put in it.
To win this purse you need to leave a comment on this post recommending a good read. The last book I really enjoyed was Lorrie Moore, 'A Gate at the Stairs', I need something new to read that I can put on to my e-reader. Post your title and any other comment you would like to make, follow me if you like what you see and please make sure I can that there is a way of emailing you on your profile so I can contact you if you are the winner. Giveaway entries finish at the end of May 20th. I can ship internationally so open to you all. Winner will be chosen by random number generator .
Good Luck!
Yay I'm the first commenter! Thanks for giving away such a cute flex frame pouch! I love how you put fabric together- just perfect!!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy. It is really addictive and interesting to read but a little too sad. If you don't mind it, I'd recommend the book!
And I'm the second one, YAY! The pouch is sooper cute. I wish I could also mix fabric this way someday!
ReplyDeleteUmmmmm I'm really not into reading. So sorry I cannot recommend any book! Hope I can still enter into the giveaway!
Great giveaway! Please count me in!
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ReplyDeleteWonderful pouch! Would love to be in with a chance of winning!! Many thanks. x
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ReplyDeleteGood Book well i joined the teen frenzy and just about to finish the last book of twilight series...Yes i read them all and loved it!
I am hosting a giveaway too so pop my when you can :)
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I love the little pouch - super cute. I've just started reading again after a new baby enforced reading break - yay!! I'm currently loving Sebastian Faulks On Green Dolphin Street. xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the little pouch. My favourite book is Acid Row by Minette Walters, but I have to warn you - it's so creepy that you cannot put it down.
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Lovely pouch! Would love to win it.
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Love the purse - I have recently read "Floodtide" by Judy Nunn. It is a great Aussie saga following the lives of four friends set in the beautiful Western Australia
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little purse. I like anything by the Irish writer Maeve Binchy. I'll post a link from my blog about your give away and I'm also part of the give away. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteOne of the best books I've read recently is Oryx and Crake, by Margaret Atwood. It's thought-provoking and raw and beautifully written, as are all of her books.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you have translations but I like Anne B. Ragde's books.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute blog and pouch!
ReplyDeleteI don't get a chance to read too often so I don't really have any great recommendations ;)
This is lovely! One of the best books I've read this year is Brixton Beach by Roma Tearne.
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Cute purse! I mostly read classic fiction...love Jane Austin. I've been re-reading James Herriot lately, love his stuff too.
ReplyDeleteOne of my fave books is My heart lies south by Elisabeth borton de trevino. i hope you can get it. written in the 50s elisabeth is a your writer who marries a native mexican and the book is about her new culture as she adops to religion, love, children and so much more. i highy reccommend.
ReplyDelete"An Assembly Such as This" by Pamela Aiden. It's "Pride and Predjudice" from Mr. Darcy's perspective. It's actually book 1 of a 3 part series and it is FANTASTIC!!!
ReplyDeletethank you for the chance to win. It is beautiful.
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Thanks for the chance to win. So fun. My latest read was Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister. It was interesting. Not as funny as I was hoping, but interesting.
ReplyDeletelove the pouch. i am currently reading tales from the bed, by jenifer estess. it's about her journey through als, it's very good!
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ReplyDeletebooks and sewing are my passion (and my dogs), so i'm leaving you with a list of what i've read recently - some of the books i've read many times over:
"one hundred years of solitude", Gabriel Garcia Marquez - my favourite book of all times
millennium trilogy, Stieg Larson
midnighters series (3 books) and uglies series (4 books, i'm now reading the 4th), both by Scott Westerfeld
twilight sage OF COURSE
all the books by Isabel Allende, except the one about her dying daughter, which is too sad, even for me
hope you enjoy your readings!!
count me in for the giveaway!!!
Hi! I am a Kerry too, from Canada. There aren't all that many of us at least spelled this way. For a good read I would like to recommend an oldie but a goodie entitled "Mrs. Mike" by Benedict and Nancy Mars Freedman. It is the story of a girl who moves to the Canadian wilderness in the 1900s and marries a mountie. So, it is a romance, an adventure, a saga... Honestly a very good read! There is a sequel or two written recently but go for the original Mrs. Mike - it is the real winner!
ReplyDeleteLet me know if you find it and read it - I would love to hear what you think.
So, if you could enter me in the draw that would be great - thank you!
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I am reading the Shack. It is very riveting but I know it was a little contriversial (whoa, I need spell check) a while back.
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ReplyDeleteack! love the pouch!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed "Three Cups of Tea: by Greg Moretson (?). I even dreamed about it.
thanks for sharing
Ooooo...favourite book....my daughter and I love the Magic Faraway Tree. Adult book - I would go for something like Perfume by Patrick Suskind or any books by C.J.Sansom - love those tudor murder mysteries!
ReplyDeleteLightning by Dean Koontz...very good
ReplyDeleteI would love to read that and I recently read a book called The Last Christian and it was very interesting.
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hello.. a book i read over and over again is the alchemist by paulo coehlo.. easy read and good for the soul
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I am having fun reading all the book suggestions. My latest is the Warrior series by Erin Hunter. It is a tween series about cat clans. My girls wouldn't stop talking about the cats so I had to read them to know what they were talking about. Fun books.
ReplyDeleteI think everyone should read Jane Eyre at least once! It improves with additional readings!
ReplyDeleteI recently finished The Lacuna by Barbara Kingsolver. It was long, but I really enjoyed it. Maybe not her best book, but still worth taking the time to read.
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At the moment I can not recommend you any book, because I am spending all my free time handcrafting (mostly sewing!)
I love the little pouch you made, so please count me too ;)
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How about: A Thousand Splendid Suns?
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ReplyDeletei did read lorrie moore's book 'who will run frog hospital' i loved that one ages ago! must give it a re-read, i've just finished 'shadow of the wind' by Carlos Ruiz Zafon which surprised me as i really thought it was great!
I just finished reading "A Guide to the Birds of East Africa" by Nicholas Drayson. A lovely "love triangle" with bird watching. Quite charming - like your little pouch!
ReplyDeletei love anything by Sophie Kinsella...they are always fun, funny and quick reads. great for vacation! this is such a cute little pouch. thanks for sharing'
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"Gorillas in the Mist" is marvelous!
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Very cute purse. My favorite read is an oldie. Pride and Prejudice is my all time favorite. I recently read North and South and found it very interesting as well. But I like the 17th and 18th century authors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great purse! I want one!!
ReplyDeleteI'm finishing Mennonite in a little black dress, a memoir.
Really witty and insightful!
Oh and I have to recommend the BFG for reading to your littles.
(Big Friendly Giant). I like it as much as my daughter does!
I recently read Goose Girl and really liked it!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite author is currently Lesley Pearse, any of her books make a great read.
ReplyDeleteI just read The Forgotten Garden by Kate Morton. It was one of the best reads I picked up in a long time. Now I'm going to go through and see what everyone else recommended because I need to find something else to read!
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I haven't finished reading it yet but so far, "Let the Great World Spin" by Colum McCann is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI see you are a fellow Pink Penguin fan!!! Lovely little coin purse - I'd love to win it. I so enjoyed reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society recently and have recommended it to everyone. It makes me want to visit Guernsey and fall in love all over again with my husband! Plus I learned a lot about what happened there during WWII that I had no idea about.
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ReplyDeleteYou should read Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers
Hi! I just read Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers and it was great. Then I looked at the comment above mine and noticed it said the same thing!! Great book!!
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...with a little bit of "parochialism" I'd like to suggest you "Invisible Cities" (in my language "Le città invisibili"), a novel by Italian writer Italo Calvino, an exploration of the imagination and the imaginable...pure beauty!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Italy and thanks for this generous chance,
Antonella
Hmmm, I really liked The Tipping Point by Malcolm Bridwell. Have you read it? Interesting. Love this little coin purse. Thanks for the chance!
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Swallows and amazons by arthur ransom
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Very cute! I really enjoyed reading Outlander by Diana Gabaldon.
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Such lovely detail! My sewing kit would be very happy in this adorable pouch!
ReplyDeleteI'm currently reading a book called "No Angel" set in the early 1900's. Some romance, some drama, clever writing, but not a hard read.
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That is so cute! I love the lovely bones by alice sebold and recommend it to everyone. It's my favorite book!
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ReplyDeletePURsuit of holiness by jerry bridges :)
This is really great! I recommend reading something by Karen Kingsbury
ReplyDeleteI really like anything by Patricia Sprinkle! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThe Help by Kathryn Stockett was a great read.
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I'm reading Eat, Pray, Love right now, and it's been pretty good so far. :) Lovely clutch, hope your giveaway goes spectacular!
ReplyDeleteThe last book I read was Percy Jackson.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed "The Hiding Place"
ReplyDeletei have just started Carrie dairies like the sex and the city before!!!!only on chapter 3 but enjoying it!!
ReplyDeleteI have a beautiful purse (that you gave me) so this giveaway should go to someone else (but if you make a little purse that says - library - then I wouldn't be able to resist) also, you might read - the summer book - by tove jansson
ReplyDeletewow, great giveaway! would love to be the lucky winner!
ReplyDeleteYour purse looks amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the last good book I read.... hm.... the 3 Stieg Larsson's books!
beautiful work!!!
ReplyDeletei can recommend reading the outlander series by diana gabaldon (the first book is called outlander (US), or cross stich)
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WOW, what a wonderful idea!
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A good book would be the gunslinger serries from Stephen king... am hooked! fab_ulous at yahoo.com
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ReplyDeleteI recently re-read The Red Tent and highly highly recommend it.
Thanks so much!
so sweet! I recommend Marie Bostwick's cobbled court quilt shop books, the third one, A thread so thin, just came out & I devoured it!
ReplyDeleteI just read the book,Same Kind of Different As Me by Ron Hall & Denver Moore & I loved it. Thanks for the great giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed 'A lesson before dying' by Ernest J. Gaines or 'The Girls' by Lori Lansens!
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect and I would love to win it!!
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Thank you for holding this give away :) My favourite book is anything from the Old Kingdom Trilogy by Garth Nix.
ReplyDeleteSweet pouch - I'd love to enter your giveaway, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI've recently finished Hunting Down Amanda by Andrew Klavan --- great book - I cried at the end, lol.
what a handy little pouch! thanks.
ReplyDeleteI like Historical Fiction. So my recommendations are:
The Frontiersmans Dauther by Laura Frantz and
Soldiers Secret by Shiela Solomon Klass
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That is ridiculously cute!
ReplyDeleteI'd suggest the Lord of the Ring series. Haven't read the books since before the movies, and since they're my husband's favorite (and we named our daughter out of them!) I should do so again.
Thank you for this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite book is Momo by Michael Ende: although it is considered a book for children, it does say a lot to adults as well about our crazy times.
I recently read Waking Up in the Land of Glitter and found it to be a great book! Better than I expected, actually, with wonderful character development! This pouch is so fabulous! I really love it! jinglesells at gmail dot com
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so cute! i love the words. i just finished "seedfolks" and loved it. i read it in 2 hours and it inspired me to plant a community tomato plant in out front yard this summer. thanks for giving!
ReplyDeleteI recomment "The Persimmon Tree" by Bryce Courtenay. Lots of history, culture, and a great story to boot!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win!
THis will be perfect for taking my sewing supplies from room to room in the house and out of the reach of my grandchildren. Thanks for participating in this fun giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have just started reading a book by Elizabeth Moore about Insecurities. I'd get the exact title but my hubby is sleeping before going in to work nights. Contact me if you'd like the full title...so far, I have been blessed by it.
Hm... one book I liked that was an easy read and more engaging than I thought it would be was 'The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.'
ReplyDeleteWell, with a 2 year old and one on the way, I don't get much reading it. Lately, its sewing/craft books form the library. :-)
ReplyDeleteCute pouch. I don't know the book you mentioned but the book I started recently is One Square Inch of Silence-One Man's Search for Natural Silence in a Noisy World. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteYou could read Harry Potter. I love it!
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Cute!
ReplyDeleteI just finished 'The Blue Sweater' by Jacqueline Novogratz and found it very good.
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I am now becoming a reader with two kids, so I would have to recommend the Little House on the Prairie series because it is so sweet and entertaining
ReplyDeleteI'm reading "The Time Traveler's Wife". Excellent book. Cute pouch! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI love Japanese author Haruki Murakami, everything I've read so far has been so gripping and unusual and just amazing!
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ReplyDeletelove the patchwork :D i'm reading the hobbit and confessions of an ugly stepsister, both of which are interesting.
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Read anything by Jodi Piccoult
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I love everything linen and this is adorable! Thanks for the great giveaway
ReplyDeleteVeryKerryBerry is such a cool name for a blog. And this little pouch is super sweet. Thanks for giving it away to a very lucky person.
ReplyDeleteThe last book was just finished in school was The Picture of Dorian Gray. It's really thrilling! Sadly, I had to write an essay on it...
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I read Dear John by Nicholas Sparks the other day - fast read, actually quite nice for a "fluffy" book. Other than that, most of my reading lately is The Lorax, Scrambled Eggs Super, and Horton Hears a Who!
ReplyDeleteI just finished reading The Rescue by Nicholas Sparks and I really liked it!
ReplyDeleteGreat pouch! The Help by Kathryn Stockett was a great book.
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Ooo adorable purse,
ReplyDeleteI am not reading a book lately, but I like detective story I read all Agatha Chtistie's and sometimes I re-read them.
thanks a lot for this chance
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For good reads, I love Jasper Fforde!
ReplyDeleteMemoirs of a Geisha the book was amazing
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'The Princess Bride' - it's almost as awesome as the movie if not more so
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Please enter me in the draw and don't forget to enter mine!
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definately the princess bride
wow...loads of comments! I'd loved to win the purse :)
ReplyDeleteMy favourite book is Birdsong, opens your eyes to the horrors of WW1.
See you on Saturday at the fair :)
Have you read "The Seamstress"? I loved this book
ReplyDeleteI don't have any good Fiction books to offer. Sad but true. I usually spend any extra time sewing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute pouch! Anything by Diana Gabaldon is usually a great and entertaining read.
ReplyDeleteI know others have recommended The Help, but I just had to recommend it again. It was aMAZing. One of my favorite series is His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman. And for an epic saga, try Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett.
ReplyDeleteYour pouch is adorable, and I would be pleased as punch if I win it.
What a sweet pouch!
ReplyDeleteI finished The Kite Runner before Christmas and I'm still haunted by it, well worth reading.
I have to recommend, Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers. Don't let the name fool you, this is not a mushy romance novel! Great book, one of the best I have ever read, and I read alot!!
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The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins...
ReplyDeleteIf you enjoy crime books, I recommend P. J. Tracy's "Want to Play?", it's very good.
ReplyDeleteThe purse is lovely, please count me in.
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The Milennium Trilogy by Stieg Larsson- "The girl with the dragon tattoo" being the first in the series.
ReplyDeletei am reading Jane Austen's Emma:)
ReplyDeleteI love the little purse - I've never tried using a flexi frame - is it easy????
ReplyDeleteI'm reading the little house by philippa gregory at the moment
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Cute little puch I'm currently reading through my Bible, but how about Twilght
ReplyDeleteLove the pouch. I you want to laugh, try something by Janet Evanovich. But I also recommend Charles Todd.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I recently read and was intrigued by The Hunger Games. Be warned, though: it's a major cliff-hanger ending! There is a second book and the third is on it's way out this Summer. Thank you for the chance to win!
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Lately I've been into Neil Gaiman and Jasper Fforde (his Thursday series are brilliant). sang(at)gci(dot)net
ReplyDeleteI think "The Giver" is thought provoking, although often overlooked because it's classified as a young adult book. Thanks for the giveaway -- super cute.
ReplyDeleteCrazy-cute giveaway! Thank you for putting together this creatively awesome prize! A Gate at the Stairs is somewhat dark--if you would like to continue on this line I would recommend A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick. It has mixed reviews but I think if you enjoy excellent psychological character development you will enjoy this as well! It is a thinking person's book, not a beach read. and here is a link to the amazon page: http://www.amazon.com/Reliable-Wife-Robert-Goolrick/dp/1565129776/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1274305440&sr=1-1-spell
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I would suggest anything by stephen king but i like horror.
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I really enjoyed Julie and Julia. Being a fan of French cuisine, I found it inspiring and hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI really liked J. Williamson's 'By Darkness Hid.' Thanks for the great giveaway. luscofamily(at)ortelco.net
ReplyDeleteHow sweet. Just the pefect size.
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Very cute giveaway. My favorite book is Forsyte Saga, or The Buccaneers. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteVery cute coin purse!
ReplyDeleteI have so many favorite books... The latest can't-put-down-series was the Twilight series I read last year. The latest single book I couldn't put down was Angels & Demons by Dan Brown.
I love to read some good fluff! right now I'm reading Confessions of a Shopaholic for like the millionth time!
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Great giveaway!
thanks for the chance to win!
Crossing my fingers!
"The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks," by Rebecca Skloot (from Amazon: "...a fascinating and moving story of medicine and family, of how life is sustained in laboratories and in memory.") Thanks for the giveaway! realbeal-at-gmail-dot-com
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying How to Buy a Love of Reading - it's rather sarcastic and fun!
ReplyDeleteLove the purse!
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How about two? - 'the book thief" by Markus Zusak and 'Fugitive Pieces' by anne michaels. Love your purses! - flex frames can look very...industrial at times but yours are perfect!
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So adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this little pouch and definitely recommend Passage by Connie Willis. (or anything else by her).
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cute purse!
ReplyDeleteOne of my most favorite authors is Nicolas Sparks and I recommend his book The last song. I also watched the movie.
Cute purse!
ReplyDeleteI like John Irving and his book The world according to Garp.
if you like young adult novels try the Shannon Hale books. Forest Born, Princess Academy, Goose Girl all excellent reads. love the purse.
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Oh, I love books by Bill Bryson! I loved "Down under", "Notes from a big country", and "Notes from a small island". I also love Tony Parsons' books. And if you like dogs you have to read "Buster's diaries" and "Buster's secret diaries" by Roy Hattersley. SO FUNNY!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet purse! I am not normally a Jane Austen fan, but I did rather enjoy "Persuasion".
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I love the supersweet purse - you got a beautiful blog!
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lovely blog and so cute giveaway! nice to find a UK blog! The purse is fantastic and would be ideal to carry my hexagon quilt sewing around! One of my favourite authors is Joanne Harris, and the name of your blog reminded me of her Blackberry Wine - the first novel of hers i read. i hope you enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteA book I car read again and again is Rudyard Kiplings' Just so Stories !
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance, this pouch is lovely !
So really lovely!
ReplyDeleteA good fiction book: Nicolas Sparks "The Last Song"
A good non-fiction read: Doug Abrams "Eye of the Whale"
thanks for the chance to win!
Very cute book. My favourite book right now is sense & sensibility, I love Jane Austen
ReplyDeleteIt's an old book but I enjoyed The Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum enough to want to read the next two in the series.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful purse - I'm reading The Book of Tomorrow by Cecelia Ahern.
ReplyDeleteIt's been awhile since I read a good novel. Nothing amazing to recommend at the moment. Sorry. Beautiful little pouch though!
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So lovely, I would love to win!
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Beautiful pouch! I have been really enjoying the Southern Vampire Series by charlaine Harris.
ReplyDeleteright now due to my husband asking I am reading a fantasy book. So I donn't think you would be into it....it is the wheel of time series by Robert Jordan. Oh and it is REALLY good.....
ReplyDeletethank you for this give away...
ReplyDeletethis flex purse is so cute...i would love to win it...
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I like "The Shack" by William P Young- very good read
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I love your little linen pouch. :) It's fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI've been reading Founding Mothers by Cokie Roberts. (Teehee--It's about US women.) I don't usually like much nonfiction, but I love this book. :) I also love anything by Edith Wharton, Susan Cooper's YA stuff, Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell, and A Girl Named Zippy.
Beautiful! Nice work.
ReplyDeleteA good read....Water For the Elephants.
Hi, Thanks for the giveaway! I'd recommend anything by Kelley Armstrong, if you want a specific book then why not start at the begining with 'Bitten' - you'll be hooked!
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome giveaway!! Thanks for the chance.
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I recommend, 100 years of solitude, by Gabriel garcia Marquez, or Kafka on the shore by Haruki Murakami.Both contains a little of sci-fi =p
ReplyDeleteCute little pouch!
ReplyDeleteI don't have time to read novels at the moment, but Í have a copy of "Cute as a Button"book by Gail Doane in my bag right now, learning to sew bullion roses and cast-on flowers.
Thanks for having such a great give-away! I'd recommend reading Why Gender Matters. It's very interesting & based on lots of research.
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