Today’s book review is a little bit different. As some of you may know, The Lord of The Rings has been one of my bucket-list books. I started it in January of 2020, and little did I know, this would be the year I needed to read this book.
read more What I Learned Reading The Lord Of The Rings in 2020
Anxious People offers uncanny insight into what it means to be an anxious human. A must read for 2020.
From the author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz comes Cilka’s Journey. The much anticipated sequel, a testament to human survival.
A timely, young adult romance that examines religion, race and fitting in. In The Neighborhood of True is a beautiful and thought-provoking read.
read more Book review: In The Neighborhood of True by Susan Carlton
Looking for a heartfelt YA contemporary with a little time travel thrown in? Opposite of Always has you covered.
read more Opposite of Always – Book Review by Justin A. Reynolds
A paranormal mystery romance filled with heart and tragedy.
Today I’m partnering with Rebecca Crunden to review her standalone book Haze.
Squad 312 is back! In the action packed intersteller adventure Aurora Burning. If you haven’t already added this book to
Filled with dark fantasy, morally grey characters and beautiful storytelling Last Memoria is one to add to your ‘To Be Read’ pile.
At the moment, staying home is one of the best things we can do to protect public health. However, if you find yourself missing your local bookstore The Diary of A Bookseller by Shaun Bythell is the next best thing.
read more The Diary Of A Bookseller Book Review – Shaun Bythell
If Hermione was your favourite character from Harry Potter you’ve got to check out Sorcery Of Thorns by Margaret Rogerson.
