For the Love of Mike is a sequal to Through my Eyes. It covers my life since meeting Mike who eventually becomes my husband. It covers celebrations we share, places we visit. Some antics Mike gets up to with his friends. Becoming Captain of his golf club and subsequently our marriage. Then becoming grandparents and the things we do with our grandchildren and places we take them to and the fun we have as a family. It also touches on the fact that I am very, very accident prone! and how I won't accept that I am getting older.

Through my eyes Is a book about an ordinary person who has a lot of ups and downs in life, some downs lower than others but it shows the strength of character she has which helps her overcome her problems. As a child her grandparents are fundamental in her well being and central to her life, they give her tremendous support, love and guidance. This is where her strength really lies. She learns a great deal from them and passes her experiences on to her own daughters. As an adult she marries and has two daughters from her first marriage which ends in divorce. She suffers an illness in which she becomes very close to her mother. She remarries and has some dreadful experiences at the hands of her second husband who suffers a split personality disorder and he eventually takes his own life. After which she is left traumatised and goes away for respite to gain inner strength. A year later she realises that she can start to live again on her own. With renewed strength she starts to enjoy life again. Then out of the blue she finds she has to cope with losing her mother in a dreadful accident, but having met Mike she has his support and eventually becomes more settled and subsequently marries Mike. They travel extensively for holidays together and enjoy life as a couple. There is also a brief memoir written by her mother about her life as a young school girl before the Second World War and her life as a young mother during the Second World War and life afterwards. Also her grandmother has written a short memoir and gives an insight to life in the early 1900's.

A chat over coffee is just that; imagine you are talking with a friend and having a good natter. A tea cake is on its way as well. What could be nicer than chatting about anything and everything. Reminiscing about past times and fun times and sharing a laugh. Life goes by so quickly it needs to be enjoyed, so take some time out and relax and enjoy this little book with me.

For the Love of Mike is a sequal to Through my Eyes. It covers my life since meeting Mike who eventually becomes my husband. It covers celebrations we share, places we visit. Some antics Mike gets up to with his friends. Becoming Captain of his golf club and subsequently our marriage. Then becoming grandparents and the things we do with our grandchildren and places we take them to and the fun we have as a family. It also touches on the fact that I am very, very accident prone! and how I won't accept that I am getting older.

Clumsy Daisy is about a girl who always seems to do the wrong thing and get into trouble, she means well and has a kind heart, but is very clumsy.

Snuggle Up time was originally written for my grandchildren but having been persuaded to have the stories published I trust other small children will enjoy them too.

Through my eyes Is a book about an ordinary person who has a lot of ups and downs in life, some downs lower than others but it shows the strength of character she has which helps her overcome her problems. As a child her grandparents are fundamental in her well being and central to her life, they give her tremendous support, love and guidance. This is where her strength really lies. She learns a great deal from them and passes her experiences on to her own daughters. As an adult she marries and has two daughters from her first marriage which ends in divorce. She suffers an illness in which she becomes very close to her mother. She remarries and has some dreadful experiences at the hands of her second husband who suffers a split personality disorder and he eventually takes his own life. After which she is left traumatised and goes away for respite to gain inner strength. A year later she realises that she can start to live again on her own. With renewed strength she starts to enjoy life again. Then out of the blue she finds she has to cope with losing her mother in a dreadful accident, but having met Mike she has his support and eventually becomes more settled and subsequently marries Mike. They travel extensively for holidays together and enjoy life as a couple. There is also a brief memoir written by her mother about her life as a young school girl before the Second World War and her life as a young mother during the Second World War and life afterwards. Also her grandmother has written a short memoir and gives an insight to life in the early 1900's.

Clumsy Daisy goes to school is the follow on from Clumsy Daisy and her family. She is a girl who tries so hard to do the right thing but often ends up causing chaos and havoc wherever she goes. She has a kind heart and means well but is very clumsy.