Inglenook Reads

Smile at the confusion of the florist in "A Rose for the Butcher"; Re-live the story of childhood in the second world war with Mary in "Now It is Nearly Time For Tea"; cheer on the the middle aged Mrs. Thompkinson in "The Phone Call" and wonder at how life can change in one evening for the gentleman who faces life without his mother in "Mother's Day". Sympathise or criticise Andrew as he remembers the parcel that changed his life in Judgement Day" and follow Stella who finds more than just a handle for a spade in Rainbow After the Rain. In "Taxi-ride" there is an unexpected twist of fate; in "Ties that Bind" art and love merge with the light and shade of life and death.

Five poems on life complete the collection of this book of quick story reads written by Georgina Green, author of Jack: Good Sense for Life. The memoir of Marys' story was short listed for the Fish Memoir prize in 2012.