Feel-Good Stories is going on tour with Rachel's Random Resources, if you wish to participate please contact me on rachel@rachelsrandomresources.com with your name, blog name, preferred post type and availability.
Feel-Good Stories by Sarah Swatridge
Genre: Short stories, some historical, some contemporary
Tour Dates: 1st October 2026
Publication Date: 2004
Publisher: Bridge House Publishing
Estimated Page Count: 126
Standalone Short Story Collection
Formats available: Epub
Types of post available: Reviews (preferred), limited extracts and a very limited author supplied Q&A
Author Content Warnings: 1. All my stories are positive and hopeful. However, some deal with issues such as grief, for example All She Had to Give.
2. Fridays with Mum is a touching romantic tale, however one character (the mother) is going through cancer treatment. This is NOT the main theme but is key to the story but neither the plot nor the characters dwell on it.
3. Moving Forward is a story about friendship. An air stewardess is coming to terms with her miscarriage, as is her husband. I’ve been told it’s a powerful and uplifting story, offering hope and a way forward.
Purchase Link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Feel-Good-Stories-Sarah-Swatridge/dp/1914199626
A book to enhance your wellbeing and tug at your emotions.
An eclectic mix of heart-warming stories, full of memorable, quirky characters. Read about the heroic postie, the eccentric duke, a spoilt parrot, a true friend and a determined would-be husband. Perfect bite-sized reading with your favourite drink.
About Sarah Swatridge
Sarah Swatridge’s name can often be seen in women’s magazines worldwide such as My Weekly, Woman’s Weekly, Fiction Feast. She also writes novels, mainly historical, which can be found in the Large Print section of your public library. These novels are standalone and the themes vary from – women setting up a co-operative together in response to dishonest traders in the area (United we Stand) to stories set around employees in a biscuit factory (Biscuit Wars, Gentle Annie, Cakes in the Biscuit Factory etc) to the work of pawn brokers (Adam’s Emporium) or a woman in 1900 wanting an adventure before agreeing to marry (Biddy’s Big Adventure – also available from Calibre Audio if you have problems accessing print in the traditional way)
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Blog Tour Schedule
Confirmed blogs will appear here.