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Merry Christmas, readers, At this most wonderful time of year, I like to indulge in a Christmas romance to warm the cockles. My Christmas read doesn't have to be a classic, I don't mind if it's a bit cheesy and I LOVE excessive amounts of snow! This little love story is exactly what I was … Continue reading ‘Christmas at Frozen Falls’ by Kiley Dunbar
Good evening, my lovely readers, Boy, do I have a treat to recommend to you this evening. The Keeper of Lost Things was an absolute dream-book! I could probably blog for days about how much I adored this story, but that would stop you from getting on with reading it! So here are just a … Continue reading ‘The Keeper of Lost Things’ by Ruth Hogan
Happy Sunday, readers I've spent my Sunday creating Halloween nails and reviewing Margaret Atwood's latest masterpiece and I can honestly say this novel is a true testament to girl power. Reading The Testaments, I have to admit I was sceptical; surely it couldn’t even compare to the wonder that is The Handmaid’s Tale. Well, whilst … Continue reading ‘The Testaments’ by Margaret Atwood
Good afternoon, readers! Firstly, let me apologise for the lengthy gap since my last review; I have been fortunate enough to be travelling around some beautiful European spots. Fear not, though; this review is a recommendation for one of the greatest books you'll read this year! Celeste Ng's "Little Fires Everywhere" is an absolute gem. … Continue reading ‘Little Fires Everywhere’ by Celeste Ng
Happy Humpday, Readers! Contrary to popular order, this is the first of John Green's novels I've ever read, but I doubt it'll be the last. One of the first of many wonderful things I appreciated within this book was the absolute realism with which the teenagers interact. It wasn't too simple, or too contrived, just … Continue reading ‘Paper Towns’ by John Green
I knew this novel would be a tale of epic proportions when I was presented with a Bruce Springsteen lyric and a list of over forty characters to keep track of. And I was not disappointed! Set in a Japanese dystopia in which students are chosen at random to fight to the death (Hunger Games, … Continue reading ‘Battle Royale’ by Koushun Takami
Happy Monday, Readers! Today I'm reviewing a great little thriller I recently finished: 'Spider's Truth' by Christa Yelich-Koth. This novel was intriguing, humorous and even romantic; what more could a reader ask for? Characters you feel invested in? It’s got them too! Now, whilst there were some moments I felt that obvious things were being … Continue reading ‘Spider’s Truth’ by Christa Yelich-Koth
I first read this book because I had to, and I always think reading under duress can leave a somewhat sour taste so I tried not to judge it too harshly! I have since read it a couple more times and, although I did warm to the story and characters, I still failed to love … Continue reading ‘Never Let Me Go’ by Kazuo Ishiguro
Happy Sunday, Readers! I have always been intrigued by Capote’s writing given his close relationship with the author of one of my favourite novels, Harper Lee, and I stumbled across this little gem somewhat by accident - incidentally, a novel Lee herself helped him to research. Let me just say: it is incredible. Technically, it … Continue reading ‘In Cold Blood’ by Truman Capote
Good morning Readers, This was my first published review on my Instagram, so I thought I would share it with all of you. I’m usually a fiction fanatic, but every so often I treat myself to historical recreation. This work of wonder, The Witches by Stacy Schiff has definitely cast its spell on me! Its … Continue reading The Witches by Stacy Schiff
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