A comedy of manners: short stories set around USA
Your chance to win a fabulous English prize!
22nd May 2016
A ‘charming’ story based on a charm bracelet…! After her untimely death, Arthur Pepper discovers a previously unknown charm bracelet belonging to his wife. He sets out on a tour of England – following the clues contained in the charms to the locations which made each significant. Arthur travels the length and breadth of the country on his journey of discovery. A book that is perfect for bringing England to life – whimsical, delightful and very readable. To find out more about the book, please click here.
For our prize this month we are delighted to offer a copy of this brilliant book, plus a beautiful UK and travel-themed scatter cushion. And a tiger charm which has real significance in the book.
To win the prize all you have to do is complete the Comments box below with the names of three places you would most like to visit in England this summer. It really is that simple!
The competition closes at midnight UK time on Monday 30th May, and the winner will be the first name out of the hat on Tuesday 31st.
The very best of luck!
The TripFiction team
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Congratulations to Jessica Norrie, whose name was first out of the hat when we drew the prize this morning.
Very well done Jessica!
The places I would like to visit are :-
London
Devon
Wales
New Forest
Brighton beach
Covent garden
PEMBROKESHIRE CUMBRIA SCOTLAND
I would like to visit Ludlow, Chester and the Lake District
Cornwall
Peak District
Devon
We want to do theme parks this year so
1. Alton Towers
2. Blackpool
3. Windsor
The Kent Coast and Canterbury.
Derbyshire(where I was born and lived for 3 weeks) in order to visit Chatsworth House because Bess of Harwick is one of my heroines.
Cornwall – where I have lived for the last 50 years but where there is always somewhere new to explore.
York
Stone henge
London
The Lake District
Cornwall
Devon
I’d love to visit Cornwall, the Cotswolds and the Lake District.
1. Liverpool
2. London
3 Newcastle
I’d love to visit Tintagel Castle in Cornwall, Uffington White Horse and Chedworth Roman Villa
My top places to visit in the UK this summer are:-
1) London – Love a day out in the big city 🙂
2) Brighton – Sunny seaside fun!
3) The Lake District – Walks and pub lunches.
Perranporth in Cornwall
Bamburgh Castle
Chester
Cambridge, Ventnor I.O.W, and Whitby.
1. London, 2. Cornwall, 3. Brighton
1. Cheddar Gorge
2. London
3. Wells-next-the-sea
Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire
The Lake District
Newquay
Lake District
Sherwood Forest
Shrewsbury
I would like to visit the following places in England.
1 Cornwall
2 London number
3 Stratford on Avon
London, York and St Ives. This looks a charming little book X
Bath, Oxford and Windsor
Cornwall, Oxford and Warwick.
1.Colwyn Bay
2.St Ives
3.Jersey
I would like to visit these 3 locations this summer.
1)Cornwall
2)Edinbrugh
£)London
Lansallos in Cornwall, Somerset, Stratford-upon-Avon
Eden Project
Mother Shiptons cave
& Whitby
London
Birmingham
Manchester
I would like to visit
The lake district
Wales
New Forest.
I would like to visit :
1. my favourite place Whitby
2. somewhere along the Jurassic coast
3. St. Ives
The Cotswolds
Bath
The Forest of Dean
I would love to visit the Lake District, Devon, and Liverpool
Lake District, London, and Cambridge
London, Yorkshire, and the Cotswolds.
Lake District
Malvern Hills
Sussex Downs – what they have in common is green rolling hills!
I’d love to visit, Sherwood Forest, The Cotswolds and Dartmoor
The Lake District, the Peak District, the Yorkshire dales
The White Cliffs of Dover
The Lake District
Cornwall
Grantchester (with Sydney)
Bath (with Jane)
Rye (with Lucia)
I’d love to visit Windsor, the Lake District and Oxford…
and read about Arthur Pepper!
Thanks, well my 3 top places to visit in England this summer are, London to see my niece, Kent countryside to see my friend Val, and then I think it would have to be Cornwall.
I love England and have visited a number of times, but the three places I haven’t seen and would like to visit are:
Highclere Castle (Downtown Abbey)
Cornwall
Windsor Castle
Places I’ve read, dreamed about and almost visited. I want st stand by the rocky English coast and stare out at the sea. I want to have a traditional English tea with scones and clotted cream. But that will remind me of a dear friend who lived in the Lakes District where she died very young. So I can’t return there
The White Cliffs of Dover
Bath
Cornwall
London
Cornwall
Cotswolds
All places I have heard about reading books.
1 ~ Lake District
2 ~ Bath
3 ~ Manchester
Wensleydale
Northumberland
Wendover
The Peak District (have never been and would love to go), the Yorkshire Dales (adore the Dales)and Cornwall (haven’t been since a child and still want to see The Eden Project).
I would like to visit The White Cliffs of Dover, because it is stunning. The Tresco Abbey Gardens, The Isles of Scilly, because they look beautiful. Polperro, Cornwall, because it is quant and lovely.
The Cotswolds, Oxford and Dickens’ London all hold romantic, literary dreams of mine for travel and for reading. I would make a beeline for these three locations!
London
Stratford on Avon
The Lake Country
I am also a beach lover,,,,Devon, Cornwall, and Slapton Seas.
Hoping to visit:
Cotswolds
Whitby
Stonehenge
I would love to visit Whitstable for oysters, the beaches of Devon & beautiful Cornwall. All water themed places in England.
Whitby
St.Ives
Abersoch
Coming from a rural idyll(the Isle of Wight), sometimes I love to sample city life.
I would like to visit
Place 1 = Manchester
Place 2 = Cheltenham
Place 3 = Lavenham
I would like to visit Penzance in Cornwall
The Lake District, and Knaresborough Yorkshire.
London’s stationery crawl, Cornwall and a Beach or 2 & yeah the Best Chip shops & Southhall, being an Indian u see :)))