Christmas is coming...

... and with it a whole host of books. Yes, it's the Christmas Extravaganza time. For each day in December, leading up to Christmas, there will be a book a day, at least, for you to get a sneak peek into. Some new ones, some older ones. Some of these I have read, and you're in for a treat. All the Pelican ones are priced at 99c (95p ish) until the end of December. So that's a book for way less than a cup of coffee. It'll last a lot longer and make an author very, very happy.

Christmas Eve there will be a message from Richard Baxter, outreach worker at Carey Baptist Church in Reading.

This is the master list of all the posts. So if you only bookmark one post, this is the one. Each post will have the tag Extravaganza to make finding them easier. They are all linked here, but won't actually be live until the day it's scheduled.

EDIT... seems the blog lied with it's permlinks. I can't do this tech stuff obviously. So i've removed them all. Just click here https://telscha.blogspot.com/ and you'll get the new post at the top of the page. Sorry.
December 1 - Carol James
December 2- Kathryn Bain
December 3- Wendy Davy
December 4- Stacey Weeks
December 5- Jody Day
December 6- Lisa Lickel
December 7- Pamela Thibodeaux
December 8- LoRee Peery
December 9- Anne Greene
December 10- Jan Elder
December 11- Lillian Duncan
December 12- Annette O'Hare
December 13- Regina Smeltzer
December 14- Judy DuCharme
December 15- Clare Revell
December 16- Penelope Marzec
December 17- Katie Clark
December 18 - Marianne Evans
December 19- Susan Lyttek
December 20- Emily Paige Skeen
December 21- An interview with Father Christmas
December 22- Nicola Martinez - Editor in Chief of Pelican Book Group
December 24- Richard Baxter - outreach worker at Carey Baptist Church, Reading

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