#bookbloggersbrunch today with @cleo_bannister – #crimefiction and a favourite spot for #reading @sarah_hilary https://t.co/wgGuaeq1sT
— thebooktrail (@thebooktrailer) April 17, 2016
My Interview with The Book Trail Book Blog can be read here
An Interview with The Book Trail Book Blog
Cleopatra Loves Books 
Fatabulous interview, Cleo!
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Why thank you Margot!
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Great interview! Loved your photos and your stories.
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Aw thank you Laurel – I feel ashamed of my TBR cupboard now it’s been published!!
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Great interview, is that your reading chair by the doors? it looks very comfy
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It is indeed – table loaded with coffee and books within easy reach – bliss 😊
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Lovely interview. You are a sweetheart.
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Aw thank you 😊
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Great interview 🙂
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Thank you – two interviews so close together – I am a film star!! 😉
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You became a celeb after being on my blog 🙂 Sigh!
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What a great interview, I really enjoyed reading it. 🙂
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Thank you – I’m glad you enjoyed it 🙂
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I commented over there too, but I had to stop by here as well. Great interview – it’s always fun getting to know a bit more about the blogger behind the blog. I can’t believe you’ve only had the blog for a couple years. It seems I’ve been reading your reviews for awhile now! 🙂
-Lauren
http://www.shootingstarsmag.blogspot.com
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Aw thank you Lauren – so glad you enjoyed learning a little bit about me and my books! Time flies when you are having fun!
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Great interview, Cleo! I still have The Report on my TBR from when you reviewed it way back in the Middle Ages! Now I know it makes your top 5 I shall shove it up the priority list…
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Oh great – good to know I’m more consistent in my recommendations than I feared! It was my first book from Vine so has an extra special place in my heart!
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Great interview. One of the places I go to for meetings is a young persons service and they have used wardrobes as doors for all their meetings room just like in Narnia. It’s like I become a kid again every time I go. Even if it’s walking through into a meeting!
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Oh that sounds brilliant Emma – I remember sneaking into my Grandfather’s who was quite stern on a bathroom visit only to find he had no fur coats – a travesty!
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Great interview Cleo, really enjoyed it!
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Aw thank you 😊
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