Two different Waterstones in todays post – because I can to be honest, just be glad I didn’t include Birmingham airport W H Smith – but there wasn’t anything different to these two this time – I was actually disappointed with the options I had for the holiday really.
Anyway least start with Waterstones Piccadilly. This was the week before the holiday, on the first bumper release day in June. To be honest I think the only reason I took the photo of this fiction shelf is because Mona of the Manor made the cut!
This one has got the book I went for – the final Maisie Dobbs The Comfort of Secrets which was new that day, as was Death in le Jardin but there are also a few here I hadn’t seen before, like Everyone on this Train is a Suspect and The Book of Secrets. Then there are the ones I’ve read like The Antiques Hunters Guide to Murder and The Potting Shed Murder.
And then this is the upstairs window display in the fiction section of Waterstones Gower Street this week – it’s got some of the same stuff as that first photo from Piccadilly, but it’s also got The Ministry of Time, which I have on the pile and got nominated for the Waterstones Debut Fiction prize this week, as did Glorious Exploits on the far right.
Have a great Saturday everyone
L
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