By one of those fortunate coincidences I acquired a pristine copy of The Man on the Donkey only yesterday. I was intrigued, having not come across it before, but thought it might make a good companion read to the Wolf Hall read along.
So now I shall be joining you, looking for references to stitching as I read.
So sorry to hear that you are unwell. Stay home, stay warm and rest and let who will sort Christmas festivities. Jx
Get well soon Bea. Hope no kings or Norfolks visit your bedside. I read The Man on the Donkey a few years ago. I found it interesting, although felt it lacked the spark of good storytelling. But it is a good companion to The Mirror and The Light.
Man on a Donkey is one of my favourite books, partly set in one of my favourite places, Arkengarthdale. One of the great historical novels, imho. I hope you enjoy it! (And I hope you get better soon.)
By one of those fortunate coincidences I acquired a pristine copy of The Man on the Donkey only yesterday. I was intrigued, having not come across it before, but thought it might make a good companion read to the Wolf Hall read along.
So now I shall be joining you, looking for references to stitching as I read.
So sorry to hear that you are unwell. Stay home, stay warm and rest and let who will sort Christmas festivities. Jx
Dr. John Chambers and I wish you a speedy recovery from Vienna! https://www.khm.at/de/object/969/
Get well soon! It's such a bummer not to have energy for the things you love/want to do.
More recommendations to add to my tbr pile, thanks! Hope you feel better soon, I obviously overdid things yesterday myself. 🤗
Get well soon Bea. Hope no kings or Norfolks visit your bedside. I read The Man on the Donkey a few years ago. I found it interesting, although felt it lacked the spark of good storytelling. But it is a good companion to The Mirror and The Light.
Get well soon Lucie !!
Man on a Donkey is one of my favourite books, partly set in one of my favourite places, Arkengarthdale. One of the great historical novels, imho. I hope you enjoy it! (And I hope you get better soon.)