I have been desperately waiting to get my hands on Things You Save in a Fire by Katherine Center for MONTHS. Eventually, it arrived the day before release date – and I obviously started it as soon as I opened it! Things you
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Why did I pick this one? … THE COVER of course! And I am SO pleased I did… Where’d you go, Bernadette by Maria Semple Genre: Fiction, Domestic Fiction, Humour BUG Rating: 4/5 Overall: I found this book something totally different. I loved
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Mixing it up after a couple of heavier reads, The Scent Keeper was actually quite a short book, and a nice change from what I had been reading. People have said this reminds them of Where the Crawdads sing – so if you
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I love following Reese’s book club picks and since hearing this one had made the cut, I was dying to sink my teeth into it! This also made my Top Pick for July – a joint place this month with Lock Every Door.
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I’ve been seeing this all over social media for a while now, and was super excited when I received an ARC for this – it’s recently been released in the US but out August 8 in the UK. Ask again, yes by Mary
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I’ve been dying to get a chance to read this one – mainly just because I LOVED how vibrant and striking the cover was … Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams Genre: Fiction BUG Rating: 3.5/5 Overall: Candice has managed to create an absolutely amazing
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The Signature of All Things by Elizabeth Gilbert Genre: Historial Fiction BUG Rating: 4/5 Overall: I really enjoyed this book, it’s my second Elizabeth Gilbert, after finishing City of Girls a couple of weeks back. I found this one more of an intense
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Such a perfect book to celebrate Pride month! This is How it Always is by Laurie Frankel Genre: Domestic Fiction/LGBT+ BUG Rating: 4/5 Overall: LOVED IT – A story of unconditional love, acceptance for those who are different and the challenging concept of bringing
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This is probably an unpopular opinion! All the light we cannot see by Anthony Doerr Genre: Historial Fiction BUG Rating: 3/5 Overall: I wanted to love this book, but I just couldn’t . I kept waiting for something to happen, to excite me, but it
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I’d had City of Girls on preorder for some time, so on release day last week I was all over it when it arrived! My first read by Elizabeth Gilbert, and certainly not my last. City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert Genre: Fiction/Historical