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Runs a charity bookshop, drinks tea a lot.
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I’ve written books. And you can buy ‘em! All good bookstores etc, and if you want signed ones, you can get them direct from me… witchesofwoodville.com/the-village-...

Hello! It doesn’t cost anything to repost but it helps me spread the word about my small business. My online shop is full of bold & colourful prints, homewares and cards. I’m also available for freelance design work and art licensing. gailmyerscough.co.uk

We get lots of amazing books donated in our charity bookshop and this is my current favourite. I would never have guessed in a million years that this was a thing.

Sorry but I just don't feel comfortable sharing public toilets with transphobes. At any moment they could just demand to have a look at my gennies. The law should protect women's spaces from these creeps.

This is tomorrow Manchester and there's more coming

Helping my son revise for a geography test this morning and have been enjoying his utter bemusement when I started singing 🎶 Atmosphere, I love a party with a happy atmosphere 🎶 I've got nothing for biosphere or lithosphere though.

Apropos of nothing... a series of Pride and Prejudice memes.

DONATE A NEW BOOK! I'm delighted to support the WoodStreetMission Books Forever Appeal again this year and you can help! Simply pop into the shop or head to the website, purchase a kids book (this year we're looking for books ages 4-11) and we'll deliver them to Wood Street Mission on your behalf.

‘Okay which one of you accidentally added Robert Cecil to the chat?’

Made my first soda bread today (with roasted garlic in -yum!) and am very happy to discover something that looks every bit as gorgeously rustic in a photo as sourdough but requires minimal effort. Lazy people can show off too!

Just a reminder that the books we call "children's books" are really books written for an audience that includes children, but excludes absolutely no-one at all. They are BOOKS FOR EVERYONE - and you can never, ever be too old to read them, and to love them!