Diary of a house move: Free chapter available

Monday, 23 July 2012

Free chapter available

The first chapter of Diary of a house move is available now for free as a pdf download.

If you would like a copy email me at

diaryofahousemove@gmail.com

and I will foward a pdf copy to you.

Hope you enjoy reading it.

Deborah x

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Amazon reviews

5 out of 5 stars - Hilarious, 20 Feb 2013
By D. Spencer - Diary of a House Move (Paperback)
Such an entertaining read from start to finish. Lots of laugh out loud moments too. Deborah has a great sense of humour. I really recommend this book.

5 out of 5 stars - Great book, 24 July 2012
By Stirfry - Diary of a House Move (Paperback)
Great book, really enjoying it and dont want it to finish. Lovely easy holiday reading on a subject we can all relate to !

5 out of 5 stars - Hillarious and a must read book!
25 Sep 2012 By Susan Burgum Diary of a house move (Paperback)
Really enjoyed reading the book from start to finish, funny and entertaining! i love the story and for me, it definitely a must read book if i wanted to buy and sell my home and move to a new one in the future! Love it!

5 out of 5 stars - Diary of a house move,
29 Sep 2012 By Daniel Thorpe
This book is absolutely hilarious, love it, LOL! funniest book I have read for a long time would definitely recommend it. Looking forward to the next one!

5 out of 5 stars - Diary of a house move,
29 Sept 2012 By Ness
I would definitely recommend this book, it is a fun read and I couldn't put it down. Great for anyone who is about to move house.

5.0 out of 5 stars - Brilliant
2 Nov 2012 By Rallendogs Diary of a house move
This book was one of the funniest I have read for a LONG time, not being that long since I moved myself it really spoke to me and I couldn't put it down. Would highly recommend to anyone who fancies giggle after giggle after giggle - It's brilliant!!

5.0 out of 5 stars Laugh but dont move!
20 Dec 2012 By churchill Diary of a House Move (Paperback) After reading this book - I have decided you have to have a great sense of humour in order to contemplate moving house ! a great read - I laughed and enjoyed.

4.0 out of 5 stars Yorkshire humour
28 Dec 2012 By Sue Diary of a house move (Kindle Edition)
A very enjoyable and entertaining read. Deborah has a wicked sense of Yorkshire humour. A must read for anyone moving house or contemplating it.

3.0 out of 5 stars
13 Jun 2013 By Gibber
This review is from: Diary of a House Move (Paperback) An easy read and light hearted journey of a couples experience trying to sell and buy a new house. A journal style highlighting the highs and lows of trying to find a suitable house for them to live + their pets. The author should do this for a living - is there such a thing as professional house movers?!

5 out of 5 stars

1 Sept 2013 By Ruth

I bought this because I'm moving house and needed a bit of light relief and certainly got it, it is a very funny book.

Reader comments

"This book is full of those moments and observations that make you shake your head, or laugh out loud. For anyone who has dabbled in buying or selling a home, this is a must read"

"As a former property lawyer, I don't need to read beyond the pitch to know this will be hilarious!"

"This is an accurate detailed and very funny look at moving house – but oh so true!"

"This is a fun book to read!"

"I loved the story of throwing the ball to Nephew. Your book was a delightful read and I thank you for writing it"

“This is a great read, and deals with a topic that touches us all- moving! The way you engage the reader with humour is wonderful! It really made me laugh!!”

“Before starting to read thought what a strange thing to write about, finished book one o-clock in the morning reading all chapters of this amazing story of a terrible year of stress selling and buying houses. Brought back some not so good memories of my own. This book is so well done, I had many laughs through the search for the right home.”

About Deborah

Deborah Fielding was born in a mining village in Yorkshire (although her husband thinks she was swapped at birth and is actually French). Growing up in the 1980s during the miners' strikes she formed a habit of picking up things everyday people leave behind. Deborah still lives in theYorkshire area but tends to purchase rather than pick up off the street these days. After giving up a career as a Primary School teacher due to illness in the form of Crohn's Disease, Deborah's natural style, flair and love of all things chic (and the inability to sit still for longer than 5 minutes) means she is in constant search for the next blank canvas.

All that life has thrown at Deborah has given her a unique take on any situation where she is able to apply Yorkshire logic and find humour.

Diary of a house move is her first book and it was developed after moving house a couple of times. Her second diary is currently in development. Deborah also writes a couple of blogs which covers crafting, design and house decoration. You can find the blogs here at www.beehappyhome.blogspot.com and www.beehappyhomedesign.blogspot.com where she has a large group of followers from around the world who enjoy reading and seeing photos of her projects and crafts.