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1. What treasures. I could stay here browsing for hours.

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3. Love this!

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4. I’ll take Koestler’s Darkness at Noon – years since I read it…..

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   • I bought a Ladybird book and the old Penguin book about Russia

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     • Ah, OK!

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5. Many a happy hour could be spent here 🙂 🙂 (and has been!)

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   • I agree, Jo!

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6. Yay the Winchester Bookshop made it in, my hubby and his book colleagues will love this. He may not be in the shop these days but still many of the books are his! Great lines . . .

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   • A great little shop. I could have spent hours there

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     • I’ll pass it on 😍

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7. Oh dear..Ladybird book Enid Blyton and others I have read. Wonderful bookcase Debbie 🙂

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   • Glad you like it, as many of these books are my husbands!!

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     • I still have my Enid Blytons as well 🙂

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       • All of mine apparently were my older sisters and so she got them 😦 sad as she has just stored them in the garden shed

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       • Mine were my older siblings as well but I was the one who wanted them so I have them. So tempted to read one 🙂

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       • My parents had this bizarre thing of the older siblings getting everything because they are older and were first to receive/use, which I kind of understand apart from when they get original items they are no longer interested in and bung them somewhere!

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       • Being the youngest I had lots of hand me downs. Also being the spoilt baby I got lots of everything when it was time to share stuff out. So lucky to get Grandfathers tool box and tools as well as Dads tools.

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       • How fabulous 😀

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       • I am thinking of a post about the tool box 🙂

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       • I like the sound of that!

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       • Me too!

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       • Wonderful Debbie 🙂

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       • Absolutely! I loved it

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