Love this scene with Alexander Graham Bell talking about the telephone...2017 and I have to agree...

Edison, Tesla, Westinghouse, etc....even the brother of a well known assassin, all making appearances in Mr. Moores newest historical fiction!

My weekend buddy.

I listened to the audio book, wonderful story. Fascinating character and the world that envelopes him.

Finished listening to Remains on the Day while coloring, great story.

Look who popped up on my Kindle when I took a break from reading A Gilded Grave for #saveourcozies #readathon, made me giggle, I think she wants me to get back to reading.

Sparkling Sunday and my July reading/coloring is sorted! Cheers My Dears!

Another one for my journal and another historical fiction based in 1920's NYC, I really enjoyed listening to the narrator, excellent job.

"... The local constable a man whose benign disposition and elastic interpretation of the licensing laws had made him deeply respected in the district." I do not have enough room in my book journal for all these wonderful lines in this wonderful book.

"If you're out upon the river pretty nigh every tide, and if you want to find a man or woman in the river, you'll greatly help your luck, Miss Abbey, by knocking a man or woman on the head a forehand and pitching 'em in."

This child with his naive outlook on life was the compass which showed them the degree of their departure from what they knew but did not want to know.

The tenth (pig) was last seen heading north at a good pace. God knows where it is now. Oh, I didn't tell you - one of them got into the post office.

Look what I just picked up from my library.. Under The Radar Books you are an instigator, so excited to break this one open.

I have so much about this lovely book to get into my book journal...2 pages will never be enough.