The Orient Express, Agatha Christie

The Girl on the Train - Paula Hawkins

Wilbert the Forest Engine - Christopher Awdrey

( Wilbert runs on the line directly below our house!)

Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect, Benjamin Stevenson

The Ghost Train - Arnold Ridley

Empty Seats - Wanda Adams

The View from the Cheap Seats, Neil Gaiman

The Boy I Love is Up in the Gallery - George Ware

Best Seat in the House -- Jack Nicklaus

10 Things I Can See From Here- Carrie Mac

(okay ladies, enumerate !)

I Can See Clearly Now, Joyce Williams

1 ) My Feet - Aliki

( I'm enumerating things I can see )

Next Doors Cat - Andrew Knight

(endlessly pacing round the edge of our garden)

Deer In The Wood - Terrence Jent

( they frequently come close and peer into our windows )

Dry hydrangea blooms

(I used to deadhead them, but the bushes have grown too tall.)

The Wind and the Rain - Martin O'Brien

( too much of both recently)

Stormy Weather, Carl Hiaasen

Shelter in the Storm -- Laurel Blount

A Safe Place - J L Walker

Somewhere Safe with Somebody Good, Jan Karon

All's Well That Ends Well - William Shakespeare

The End of the Affair - Graham Greene

It's Not Me, It's You -- Vanessa Bennett

Me Before You, Jojo Moyes

The Cart Before the Horse - Eve Craig

The Calm Before The Storm - Kimberly Campbell

To All the Boys I've Loved Before, Jenny Han

Where Have All the Boys Gone? -- Jenny Colgan

Where Have All The Sheep Gone ? - Barbara Jaquay

Little Bo Peep and Her Bad Bad Sheep - A L Wegworth

Showdown with the Shepherd -- Marianne Hering

Red Sky at Night - John Barrington

vee......explain please !

Sailor's Delight - Rose Lerner

yoyo, you were nearly there

"Red Sky at Night

Shepherd's delight

Red sky in the morning

Shepherd's warning!"

Delightful Desserts -- Jane Soudah

(I think the is a "red sky" saying for both shepherds and sailors, so win/win.)

Thanks Vee ! In the US we say " sailors", since there aren't many if any shepherds :0)

Delish Insane Sweets, Joanna Saltz

Chocolat - Joanne Harris

Chocolate is Forever -- Maida Heatter

Once On The Lips, Forever On The Hips - Bev Dahlby

Eat, Shrink. and be Merry, Janet Podleski

A Contradiction in Terms - Roy Prentice

Happy Hour At The Misery Bar - Sean Marco

( this title made me chuckle and it was my second choice :

Bon, I’ve told my hubby that I’ve never seen anyone running who looked like they were enjoying it!

Misery - Stephen King

( it's true !! LOL )

The Company We Keep - Jonathan Holmes

Two's Company, Jill Mansell

And Tango Makes Three ... Justin Richardson & Peter Parnell, Illustrator Henry Cole

Three's A Crowd -- Fern Michaels

Fore!: Murder on the Golf Course - Seamus Lowry

Murder is Par for the Course, Jack Pachuta