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This is the second of a trilogy featuring the lovely Dottie Perks. An entertaining book featuring the highs and lows of Dottie's love life and how she copes with whatever life throws at her. She is very likeable but could do with being a bit more self assertive plus it's a pity that one or two of th...
I loved The Girls from See Saw Lane, which is the first book in this trilogy, and have been so looking forward to reading book two.So much happened in Counting Chimneys, I devoured this book, as it filled me with such a mix of emotions throughout. It is one of those books that physically sucked me i...
Loved this book from the first word to the last and could hardly bear to put it down as it was so engrossing! The story of two eight year old girls, Mary and Dottie in 60's Brighton, their very special friendship which even survived a spectacular betrayal. I loved everything - the writing, the descr...
Dottie Perks is a "chubby" introvert who is happy with the simpler things in life while Mary Pickles is a confident little extrovert who cannot wait to travel the world and become an artist. Although they are both completely different people they have been best friends since the first time they met ...
The Girls from See Saw Lane is a nostalgic, heart-breaking and tragic coming of age tale set in the 1960s.The main focus is on two best friends, Mary Pickles and Dottie Perks (I love those names), who met as children and grow up into young women together. This touching story covers the trials and tr...
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