Tag: goodreads challenge
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Throwback Thursday | Lessons In Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus
Another amazing book club choice from 2023 was Lessons In Chemistry. I’m so glad this has been transferred to the screen as it really is such an amazing story about breaking social expectations, all while doing something traditionally female. Zotts strength throughout the book, while raising a child alone, was so well portrayed by Garmus,…
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Book Review | Forth Wind & Iron Flame by Rebecca Yarros
Right, I’m going to be honest, these books are trash! BUT that doesn’t mean that I didn’t enjoy them, I did, a lot! They’re a bit like Divergent meets Hogwarts and they’re a good YA series, for older teens, I wouldn’t let my younger teen read them. I’m going to put the 3rd book in…
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Book Review | Colleen Hoover
Well, I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy her books It Ends With Us or It Starts With Us as much as I did. Booktok has a habit of feeding me posts, and over promoting the same books, which I guess works as it eventually leads me to want to read them, or at least removes…
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Throwback Thursday | The Appeal by Janice Hallett
I have never read a book that is laid out the way The Appeal is. If you get the chance it’s well worth a try. This was one of our book club books in 2023 and I’ve got The Mysterious Case of the Alperton Angels on my TBR pile. I loved the tone that comes…
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Book Review | Day One by Abigail Dean
The blurb… “What really happened on Day One? Everyone has their own version of what happened to the school that day: The survivor, who escaped but is now trapped in a lie. The newspapers, hellbent on turning a tragedy into a spectacle. And the outsider, who claims it never really happened at all… They all want the truth. But who’s…
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Book review | The Birdcage by Eve Chase
I read The Birdcage between Christmas and New Year, finally finishing it in January and I think Eve Chase has become one of my favorite authors. The 3 sisters relationships shown in the 2 time periods of the present and in the 90’s when their in their tweens and early teens with something happening in…
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Book Review | Eye for an Eye by M.J. Arlidge
OMG this has to be one of the best books I’ve read this year. One of the members of my book club is a probation officer and this made me think of her and the amount she has to do in her day, just to do her day job. I’m quite happy with my sheltered…
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Book Review | Booktok what have you done to me!!!!
Okay so I love a recommendation, and thanks to social media, there are so many people out there who will suggest some absolutely fantastic books, and then there are those that will recommend what is essentially smut, then there are books that are just not for me at all. So when A Court of Thorns…
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Book Review | THE Bridgerton Series by Julia Quinn
Now I love the Netflix series, including the Princess Charlotte season we had, BUT if you haven’t read the amazing books by Julia Quinn then I would highly recommend them. I understand that the TV adaptations will always make changes as they are merely “based” on the books, and not bound by following them to…
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Book Log | May 2024 Roundup
24 books and not one of those is a physical book, this month has been crazy busy with half term, my birthday and studying for an exam in June so the only book I picked up was a text book 😦 But never mind, there were some amazing books this month, two I have actaully…
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