Some More World Book Night Books and a Day In Dover

Yesterday I visited the coastal town of Dover after doing a couple of Jessops visits in Canterbury. The weather, though very windy, was sunny, unlike my last visit where I got soaked by the rain.

Anyway, I picked up a few books from the British Heart Foundation shop and a Murphy Richards Healthy Eating Cooker, plus some other bric a brac stuff and some CD's going for 20 pence each!

The books are -

Howard Jacobson “The Finkler Question” (Bloomsbury)
Susanna Clarke “Jonathan Strange & Mr Morrell” (Bloomsbury)
David Pearce “The Damned United” (Faber)

These three above have also been on this year's World Book Night event.

Frank McCourt “Tis, A Memoir” (Flamingo)
Jem Roberts “The Fully Authorised History Of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue” (Arrow Books)
Zoe Heller “Everything You Know” (Penguin)

plus two volumes of Bygone Kent from January and February of 1981.

The CD's are -
Bedrich Smetana “Ma Vlast” (Classic FM)
Moloko “Things To Make And Do”Echo)
Various “Signed Sealed Delivered 3” (Virgin)
Ms. Dynamite – A Little Deeper” ((Polydor)

The last one by Ms. Dynamite is a fantastic hip hop soul classic, one which I shall be playing tracks from on my next DJ session.

Tomorrow I am off to Margate, and thus a visit to the Turner Art Gallery, and a meal out.