Also, I - a reader of many years - judge books by their cover. Both by the look/design and by the blurb...

My 9yo went off reading for a while, then his dad started reading "Around the World in 80 Days" with him and now he's got the reading mojo back. Just let them enjoy reading and good stories.

And also close the door on cooking odours.

I mean...

Yes. My class is very much a beginner class, so anything that adds to their vocab is good.

Hmm, that’s a possibility. Perhaps transport.

Enjoy!

There's been a few stories in Danish newspapers connecting sight loss to weight loss injections, so I'd say common enough for it to be a known side effect.

I think I read that in a Times article a few weeks ago on the anniversary of the 1995 P&P.

Yes, depends on start time too obviously.

When my oldest son was about 18 months old he managed to add a few item to his dad’s Amazon basket…
We didn’t dare check what the options for “new mum” were!

But then you could charge them rent! (Sorry you have to deal with this.)

This one, but in original Danish: www.amazon.co.uk/Wounds-Novel...

I read constantly as a teen, but fell out of the habit in my late 20s and 30s. I've read books over the years, but it usually takes me months to get through them. On Sunday I did something that I haven't done for a decade...I read an entire novel cover to cover in a day! It was brilliant!