Page 5 - Eva Ibbotson News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Loved Bridgerton? The best historical novels to escape into another world From Regency romance queen Georgette Heyer to a novel about the search for Tutankhamun’s tomb, author Harriet Evans picks her favourites Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury and Regé-Jean Page as Simon Basset in Bridgerton. Photograph: Liam Daniel/Netflix Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury and Regé-Jean Page as Simon Basset in Bridgerton. Photograph: Liam Daniel/Netflix Mon 18 Jan 2021 02.00 EST Along with the rest of “the Ton” I am enjoying the Netflix adaptation of Julia Quinn’s series of novels. What makes it so good is ...

Amazing Audiobooks (#AA2021) Nominees Round Up, December 30 Edition Click here to see all of the current Amazing Audiobooks nominees along with more information about the list and past years’ selections. Raybearer by  Jordan Ifueko; Narrated by  Joniece Abbott-Pratt Blackstone Publishing ISBN: 978-1094149189 Tarisai has grown up living a privileged life surrounded by tutors, luxury, and protection in her realm, but she has never received love and closeness from anyone around her. She especially longs for attention from her mother, called The Lady. At 11 years old, Tarisai is sent to Oluw...

Celebrate Dressing Up For Christmas — Even With Nowhere To Go Refinery29 21/12/2020 © Provided by Refinery29 For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a dressing-up box. As a child with a penchant for playing dress-up, it was a pretty standard affair: a white wooden box filled with striped T-shirts for piratical purposes, and twinkly black nylon and pointed hats for witchy occasions. More princess-style garb came courtesy of the occasional dress my Alaska-dwelling grandmother brought over to the U.K. each year when she came to visit. These were often red, featuring devoré roses or fril...

Celebrate Dressing Up For The Holidays — Even With Nowhere To Go Refinery29 12/18/2020 © Provided by Refinery29 For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a dressing-up box. As a child with a penchant for playing dress-up, it was a pretty standard affair: a white wooden box filled with striped T-shirts for piratical purposes, and twinkly black nylon and pointed hats for witchy occasions. More princess-style garb came courtesy of the occasional dress my Alaska-dwelling grandmother brought over to the U.K. each year when she came to visit. These were often red, featuring devoré roses or f...