Books by Catherine Green
Return of the Vampire Hunter
Vampire of Blackpool
The Wolf and the Fairy (Short Story)
Love Kills (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 2
My Vampire Boyfriend (The Redcliffe Novels)
Love Redeems (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 3
It’s Complicated (The Redcliffe Novels)
The Darkness of Love
Love Hurts (A Redcliffe Novel) Book 1-
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Tag Archives: working mum
What does International Women’s Day mean to Me? #IWD2023
Happy International Women’s Day! Are you celebrating the occasion or is it just any old day in your world? I am pondering what International Women’s Day means to me, and by extension, what it might mean to my daughters as … Continue reading
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Tagged #bookblogger, #IWD2023, #witchywednesday, being a freelance writer, being an Indie author, Catherine Green Author, housewife or working mother, International Women's Day, role models for children, SpookyMrsGreen, strong female characters, what does International Women's Day mean, women role models, working mum
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Make Working From Home Work For You
Your company may have taken the difficult decision to work from home indefinitely. If this is the case then you need to make sure you are prepared for this. It can seem daunting and a lonely prospect, especially if you … Continue reading
Am I a Working Mother, a Housewife, or Both?
During the past five years or so, our government has tried to launch various incentives to persuade people back into the workplace and off the benefits system. More specifically this is aimed at women, and I say this based on … Continue reading
Is Anybody There?
Hello, can you hear me, do you read my blog posts? This is a genuine question from a writer who has just about given up on her dreams. I will never stop writing. But I might stop publishing the stuff … Continue reading
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Get Back Behind that Sink and Nurture Your Children!
I have just listened to the BBC 5 Live radio phone-in regarding the issue around taking your children into work. This has been raised after Scottish MP Kirsty Blackman took her children to a Westminster committee hearing, apparently unable to … Continue reading
Posted in Children, family, novel writing, poetry writing, Random Musings, short story writing, working mom, working mother, working mum, Writing
Tagged #Britmums, #pblogger, #pbloggers, #Tots100, BBC 5 Live Your Call, being a working mother, freelance writing career, Get back behind that sink, nurture your career, nurture your children, old fashioned values, problem with childcare and work, Scottish MP Kirsty Blackman, UK childcare issues, victorian england, work and school summer holidays, working from home, working mother, working mother or housewife, working mothers in UK, working mum, working with children
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My First Official Summer Holiday with Kids! #TheGoodStuff
How did this happen? We are now just three weeks away from THE BIG SUMMER HOLIDAY, and that means I have a whole 7 WEEKS alone with my children! Aaagghhhh!!!! I mean, what a delightful prospect, time with my little … Continue reading
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Tagged #TheGoodStuff, bored children in summer, British summer, Britmums summer challenge, catherine green, confessions of a summer parent, first summer holiday with kids, keeping children busy, SpookyMrsGreen, summer family activities, toddler and child summer holidays, working mother, working mother or housewife, working mothers in UK, working mum
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#AtoZChallenge Y is for You
We have reached the penultimate day on the #AtoZChallenge, and I am taking the opportunity to say thank you for joining me. I have made some wonderful new blog friends this month, and discovered some fabulous blogs that I will … Continue reading
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Tagged #AtoZChallenge, British paranormal romance, catherine green, day in the spa, It's Complicated, paranormal romance series, the redcliffe novels, working mother or housewife, working mothers in UK, working mum
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#AtoZChallenge F is for Friends and Family
I am blessed to be surrounded by a very loving family, and a wonderful circle of friends who will always be there when I need them. In fact, I would go so far as to say I am abundant in … Continue reading
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Tagged #AtoZChallenge, A-Z April Blog Hop Challenge, abundant in friendship, April A-Z Blog Hop, April A-Z Blogging Challenge, catherine green, family relationships, family wedding, friends and family, housewife or working mother, SpookyMrsGreen, working mum
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Busy Times Being an Authorpreneur! #ScribeFest
Phew! What a crazy week this has turned into! I mean, I knew it would be busy. This week we finally got to experience #ScribeFest 2015, which has been several months in the making. A lot of work and effort … Continue reading
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Tagged #ScribeFest, books and writing, Busy times being an Authorpreneur, events in Cheshire, housewife or working mother, Middlewich Literary Festival, Miles Hunt, poet John Lindley, Reel to Real, The Wonder Stuff, working mother, working mum, Writers in the Real World
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