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A Summerstoke Affair (The Summerstoke Trilogy)
by Caroline KingtonA TALE OF PASSION, POWER AND DIRTY PARSNIPS'A light and humorous look at village life.' – The Herald As autumn beckons for the village of Summerstoke, it seems the fireworks party is not the only thing set to go with a bang. Juliet Peters – soap star, publicity junkie and all-round flirt – and Isabelle Garnett – ex-artist, neglected housewife and mother of two – seem to have nothing in common. But when both women try to build new lives in the country, they soon discover that in a small village there are no such things as secrets. Their husbands seem to be a collision course, too. One, the new MP returned to the rural vale where he grew up; the other the local paper editor ever on the lookout for scandal, and the story that could help him make it big. Add to the mix a wild-child teenager, a reformed rogue, a social-climbing couple who'll stop at nothing, and four old ladies with a manor house and an ear for gossip, and you've got a recipe for trouble. As the days grow colder, passions only grow warmer. Before the year is out Juliet, Isabelle, and their new neighbours must discover if their hearts really are in the country, and in the right hands. Packed with intrigue, humour and spirit, Caroline Kington's delightful novel serves up an affair to remember. A Summerstoke Affair is the second in the bestselling Summerstoke Trilogy.
Sun, Sea and Sangria
by Victoria CookeThis has been the PERFECT escapist read. Lockdown has definitely been made better with this utter gem of a book.’ – 5 stars, Netgalley reviewer
Sun Time Snow Time
by Grace NicholsGrace Nichols' first collection of poetry for children, Come on into my Tropical Garden, was published in 1988. Give Yourself a Hug followed in 1994. Sun Time Snow Time combines these two collections in a single-volume edition. The Caribbean rhythms and culture that come through Grace Nichols' writing blend with the experience of moving to Britain to make this a truly multicultural collection from one of our foremost poets.
Sun Time Snow Time
by Grace NicholsGrace Nichols' first collection of poetry for children, Come on into my Tropical Garden, was published in 1988. Give Yourself a Hug followed in 1994. Sun Time Snow Time combines these two collections in a single-volume edition. The Caribbean rhythms and culture that come through Grace Nichols' writing blend with the experience of moving to Britain to make this a truly multicultural collection from one of our foremost poets.
Sunburn: The unofficial history of the Sun newspaper in 99 headlines
by James Felton'James Felton makes me laugh like a bellend' Robert Webb'James Felton makes me laugh every day' Marina Hyde'James never fails to make me laugh and then think, then laugh some more' Dermot O'Leary You should buy this book if: a) you dislike the Sun, but have never actually read it to know why and/or b) you're still not sure how we got into this mess. Using his famed on-the-nose commentary, Twitter legend James Felton has dissected 99 of the most outlandish stories the Sun (for a long time the biggest-selling British newspaper) has run since it became a tabloid in 1969, hoping to answer once and for all whether the press has reflected - or manipulated - the British people over the last 50 years. Included: joke-riddled and illustrated analyses of the Sun's most infamous stories about celebrities, war, royals, crime, the LGBTQ+ community, migrants, the EU, politics, bacon sandwiches and page 3.Not included: A blindfold. We suggest reading through your fingers instead.
Sunday at the Cross Bones
by John WalshA kaleidoscopic journey through post-World War I London in the footsteps of the real-life Rector of Stiffkey – a story by turns funny, moving and scandalous.
The Sunflower Cottage Breakfast Club (A Luna Bay novel #Bk. 2)
by Lynsey James’the most delightful escape, full of heart and warmth and humour.’ - Becca’s Books The perfect summer romance for a sunny afternoon and a picnic in the park
Sunk!
by Rob BiddulphPenguin Blue is back, in a swashbuckling new adventure about pirates, treasure, and friendship!
Sunny Days and Sea Breezes: The PERFECT feel-good, escapist read from the Sunday Times bestseller
by Carole MatthewsWhen time out becomes the time of your life.THE BRAND NEW BOOK FROM BESTSELLER CAROLE MATTHEWS***Jodie Jackson is all at sea, in every sense. On a ferry bound for the Isle of Wight, she's leaving her London life, her career, and her husband behind. She'd like a chance to turn back the clocks, but she'll settle for some peace and quiet on her brother Bill's beautifully renovated houseboat, Sunny Days. But from the moment Jodie steps aboard her new home, it's clear she'll struggle to keep herself to herself. If it isn't Marilyn, who cleans for Bill and is under strict instructions to look after Jodie, then it's Ned, the noisy sculptor on the next-door houseboat. Ned's wood carving is hard on the ears, but it's made up for by the fact that he's rather easy on the eyes.Bustled out of the boat by Marilyn and encouraged to explore with Ned, Jodie soon delights in her newfound freedom. But out of mind isn't out of sight, and when her old life comes knocking Jodie is forced to face reality. Will she answer the call or choose a life filled with Sunny Days and Sea Breezes?Why do readers love Carole Matthews? 'Fun, fantastic and brimming with Matthews magic' MILLY JOHNSON'You can't do better than to sink into Happiness for Beginners' KATIE FFORDE'An irresistibly warm-hearted story' TRISHA ASHLEY'Warm, witty and hopeful - I was charmed' SARAH MORGAN'The queen of funny, feel good fiction' MIKE GAYLE
Sunny Side Up: a story of kindness and joy
by Susan CalmanThe Calmanifesto of Happiness'One of the kindest people I have ever met - a beautiful dancer and a beautiful person' Kevin Clifton'Be good, be kind, be more like Susan Calman' Kirstie Allsopp'Be kind to yourself - read this book, keep it on your bedside table or on your Kindle - even Kindle has the word kind in it' Sandi Toksvig'Full of wisdom and humour, with the soft underbelly of the profound' Fi Glover'It's a warm, funny and delightful book that is sure to cheer even the grumpiest curmudgeon in your life' Woman and HomeSusan Calman's enthusiasm at being on Strictly Come Dancing was an inspiration to all of us. Cheer Up Love, Susan's first book, had a clear aim: to help people understand depression. Sunny Side Up has a similarly clear path: to persuade people to be kinder to each other and spread more joy. These are extremely difficult and confusing times - people are cross and shouty. It's exhausting! But more than anything, people like Susan, people who don't hate other people, are apologising for the way that they think. Susan wants to make sure that they don't. She wants them to know that it's ok to love people and that kindness is something wonderful and brilliant. Above all, she wants them to bring on the joy. So the mission is simple. To get the nation to join her in not being negative. To bring back joy, kindness and community, to find that joy in the little things in life and defeat the hate and fear. Susan is a one-woman army of hope and joy, and she's ready to lead the nation in a different direction.
Sunny Side Up (Geek Girl Special #2)
by Holly Smale“My name is Harriet Manners, and I am a geek.” A brand new summer story from the no. 1 bestselling and award-winning GEEK GIRL series!
Sunny Sweet Can So Get Lost (Sunny Sweet)
by Jennifer Ann MannMasha can't wait for summer vacation with her dad. He's taking Masha and Sunny to a dude ranch and he has a big surprise for them. But Sunny has other plans. After some creative deception only an evil genius can pull off, Sunny rearranges the summer to include The Newton Camp of Mathematics. As always, Sunny's plans mean chaos for Masha. And who wants to spend the summer at a camp where afternoon activities include math problems indoors? Haven't these kids heard of canoeing and horseback riding? But it turns out camp is a little bit fun . . . until Sunny goes missing. When Masha finds her sister, she discovers that Sunny purposely ran away. She knows what dad's big surprise really is, and she doesn't ever want to go home. Sunny has now gotten them both lost, but surely Masha can push that aside so the sisters can deal with this "surprise†? together, right?
Sunny Sweet Is So Dead Meat (Sunny Sweet)
by Jennifer Ann MannWhen a bottle of ketchup explodes all over Masha Sweet, she thinks it's an accident. She's trying to be kinder to her little sister, Sunny so she shouldn't jump to conclusions…or should she? Turns out Sunny has devised a special science experiment that requires Masha to look totally weird all day. But Masha is not having it. If it kills her (or Sunny!) she will figure out how to get them home from the science fair without causing a scene. But add in a pair of little brothers who take Masha on a wild goose chase through the school, a short detour through a cemetery, and a run-in with a cute boy and this whole day is one big scene. Which just might be what Sunny had in mind...she is so dead meat!
Sunny Sweet Is So Not Scary (Sunny Sweet)
by Jennifer Ann MannMasha, Junchao, and Alice have planned the perfect slumber party-that is until Sunny insists their house is haunted! An unexplained howl. Flickering lights. And someone, or something, may be watching them from the front hall closet. At first, Sunny tries to scientifically explain what's going on. But as more strange things happen, she sees the opportunity to be the first scientist to collect actual data on the spirit world and becomes Sunny Sweet: Ghost Hunter.The girls are sufficiently spooked, but they can't wake up Mrs. Song. Alice's parents weren't too keen on Alice participating in this sleepover. And the girls are afraid that if they wake up Mrs. Song, she will call Alice's parents and Alice will be forever banned from all future sleepovers. With no other choice in sight, Masha, Junchao, and Alice reluctantly follow Sunny on the trail of a real “live" ghost.
Sunny Sweet Is So Not Sorry (Sunny Sweet)
by Jennifer Ann MannWe've all woken up on the wrong side of the bed... but have you ever woken up actually stuck to the bed? Fifth grader Masha Sweet wakes one morning to discover that her evil-genius little sister, Sunny, has glued plastic flowers onto Masha's head. When it seems that nothing will get the flowers out, Masha's mother lets her stay home alone for the day--she can't leave the house like this! But when her neighbor, Mrs. Song, has a bike accident, Masha has to rush to the rescue and soon finds herself (and her giant flower bouquet headpiece) at the hospital with an unlikely cast of characters.What starts as a "my sister is a pest!" tale, quickly evolves into a much bigger, zanier adventure. But as the events snowball, Masha keeps one thing in mind: Sunny Sweet is going to be so sorry!
Sunrise by the Sea: Escape to the Cornish coast with this brand new novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author
by Jenny Colgan'Nobody does cosy, get-away-from-it-all romance like Jenny Colgan' Sunday Express'An evocative, sweet treat' Jojo Moyes___________________________________ In a quaint seaside resort, a charming bakery holds the key to another world... Curl up and escape with Jenny Colgan 'An evocative, sweet treat' Jojo Moyes'This sweet romance will lift your spirits' Sunday Mirror'Gorgeous, glorious, uplifting' Marian Keyes'Irresistible' Jill Mansell'Just lovely' Katie Fforde'Naturally funny, warm-hearted' Lisa Jewell'A gobble-it-all-up-in-one-sitting kind of book' Mike Gayle'A sheer delight from start to finish' Sophie Kinsella___________________________________When she is given the opportunity to move to a remote tidal island off the Cornish Coast, Marisa Rossi decides some peace and quiet might be just what she needs.Since the death of her beloved grandfather back in Italy, she's been struggling to find a way out of her grief. Perhaps this will be the perfect place for her to recuperate.But Mount Polbearne is a far cry from the sleepy little place she was imagining. Between her noisy piano-teaching Russian neighbour and the hustle and bustle of a busy community, Marisa finds solitude is not so easy to come by. Especially when she finds herself somehow involved with a tiny local bakery desperately in need of some new zest to save it . . .___________________________________ Why readers ADORE Jenny Colgan 'Jenny Colgan has a way of writing that makes me melt inside''Her books are so good I want to start over as soon as I have finished''There's something so engaging about her characters and plots''Her books are like a big, warm blanket''Her stories are just so fabulous''She brings her settings and characters so vividly to life''The woman is just magic'
Sunrise in New York (The Starlight Diner Series #2)
by Helen CoxThe smart second novel in the Starlight Diner series
A Sunrise Over Bali (The Holiday Romance #4)
by Sandy BarkerPre-order the brand new holiday romance from bestselling author, Sandy Barker, and be whisked away to the blue seas and white sands of Bali
Sunset In Central Park (From Manhattan with Love #2)
by Sarah Morgan‘Morgan excels in balancing the sweet and sexy to create the perfect blend.’-Booklist True love can be hard to find. Even when it’s been right under your nose all along…
A Sunset in Sydney (The Holiday Romance #3)
by Sandy BarkerHow far would you go in the name of love?
Sunshine After the Rain
by Daisy James‘The perfect summer read!’ Pretty Little Book Reviews A summer that changes everything…
The Sunshine and Biscotti Club: The Perfect Summer Read For Your Next Holiday (Harlequin Audio Ser.)
by Jenny Oliver'You know you're in for a treat when you open a Jenny Oliver book' Debbie Johnson From the top 10 best-selling author of The Summerhouse by the Sea
Sunshine and Spaniels (Primrose Terrace Series #2)
by Cressida McLaughlinHilarious and touching, Primrose Terrace will appeal to fans of Game of Scones, Wickham Hall and The Grand Reopening of Dandelion Cafe.
Sunshine at Daisy’s Guesthouse
by Lottie Phillips‘A sweet and charming story.’ Kaye Temanson (NetGalley reviewer) on The Little Cottage in the Country A delightfully heartwarming romantic comedy to get you in the mood for summer! A summer of new beginnings…
Sunshine at the Comfort Food Cafe
by Debbie JohnsonCome to the Comfort Food Café this spring for sunshine, smiles and plenty of truly scrumptious lemon drizzle cake. ‘As cosy as a buttered crumpet’ Sunday Times bestseller Milly Johnson ‘Summer wouldn’t be Summer without Debbie Johnson!’ Jenny Oliver