
Lucky Jack (1894 - 2000) 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.
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Lucky Jack (1894 - 2000) by S. Bavey
Genre: Memoir/History/True story
Tour Dates: 18th -24th July 2022
Publication Date: 19th November 2021
Standalone Book
Estimated Page Count - 226
Formats available: Mobi, Epub and PDF
Types of post available: Reviews (preferred) and basic promo / spotlight posts
"One of the perils of being a sniper during the First World War was the likelihood of a grenade going off right next to you and burying you alive”.
Meet Jack Rogers. Born in 1894, he once locked eyes with Queen Victoria and was one of the first travellers on London’s ‘Tube’. An early car owner, he had many escapades on his days out to Brighton, including a time when his brakes failed and he had to drive through central London without them!
His skills as an entertainer earned him popularity throughout his life, and kept him out of the deadly mines while a prisoner during the First World War. At the tender age of 103 Jack earned the title of ‘The World’s Oldest Columnist’ as he began dictating his life’s exploits to a reporter from the local newspaper.
About S. Bavey
Sue Bavey is an English Mum of two, living in Massachussetts since 2003 with her husband, kids, a cat named Midnight, a bunny named Nutmeg, a leopard gecko named Ziggy Stardust and occasional frogs and salamanders. Lucky Jack is her grandfather, Henry John Rogers’ biography.
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Blog Tour Schedule
Capacity per day as shown. Confirmed blogs will appear here.
18th July
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The bookish hermit
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The Magic Of Wor(l)ds
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19th July
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What Cathy Read Next
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B for bookreview
20th July
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Tomes and Tales
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Splashes Into Books
21st July
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Just4MyBooks
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Chicks, Rogues and Scandals
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22nd July
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Jazzy Book Reviews
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Over The Rainbow Book Blog
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23rd July
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sharon beyond the books
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Christian Bookaholic
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24th July
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beckyandthebooks
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It Takes a Woman
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