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    Scottish Christmas Stories for Christmas Time…

     
     
    Joyeux Noël à tous !!!
    Santa Claus will very soon be at our doorstep or should I say up on the roof, ready to drop precious little presents into our chimney, ‘wee surprises’ as Iain and Margaret would say . Why not read or re-read some good Scottish Christmas stories while waiting for him? [...]

    A Map of Edinburgh in Alexander McCall Smith’s 44 Scotland Street…

     
    Hi everybody,
    We don’t live in Edinburgh and, as the number of our visits there happen to be rather limited, our vision of this fascinating city owes much to our readings, each of them adding its little touch to the sense of place we got there and making us still more eager to [...]

    Alexander McCall Smith’s Pictorial Book Covers

    Hi Mairiuna!
    First, let me tell you that I absolutely fell in love with Arnold Lobel’s illustration “Books to the Ceiling” that we can see inside your post: “First Steps in Alexander McCall Smith’s 44 Scotland Street… Very original rendering of a house full of books!
    As we are both great book lovers, no wonder this charming [...]

    First Steps in Alexander McCall Smith’s 44 Scotland Street…

     
     
     
    Books to the ceiling, books to the sky.
    My piles of books are a mile high.
    How I love them!
    How I need them!
    (Arnold Lobel – Whiskers & Rhyme)
     

    Hi everybody!
    The little corner of my library devoted to Alexander McCall Smith’s books is beginning to become crowded. As I’ve mentioned in my last post, [...]

    Summer Reading: Alexander McCall Smith’s 44 Scotland Street

     
     
     
    Hi everybody!
    With autumn already touching our gardens and woods with its warm colours, it may seem a little late to write a page about “summer reading” but isn’t it a good idea to make  summer last a little longer. Indeed, the Indian Summer is still to come, isn’t it Janice?
    But before embarking on our ”summer [...]