Book Review – A Spy in the House by Y.S. Lee
I enjoyed it, especially Mary the plucky female who made the best of the hand she was dealt, took the opportunity which was presented her way and ran with it.
Monthly Archive: November 2019
Book Review – A Bit Of A Stretch by Chris Atkins
A Bit Of A Stretch was Informative, insightful and oddly entertaining. The latter sits a tad uncomfortably, given the subject matter and the humorous moments.
Book Review – A Violet Fire by Kelsey Quick
Wavorly was a one dimensional character who spent the whole time repetitiously drumming it into the reader’s head just how awful vampires were and she was the only one who could see.. that is until she didn’t.
Book Review – Sorry For The Dead by Nicola Upson
I enjoyed this trip through interconnected relationships to the vivid backdrop of England between the two world wars, the ramifications of love in all its guises and evidence that bigotry – overt or understated – is still harmful. It is a nuanced rendition of cause and effect and particularly touching to read during this period around Remembrance Sunday.
Newsletter – November 2019
It’s the start of a new month, lets find out what I’m planning on reading in November. Read the newsletter here
Reading Theme – November 2019
These books can be classed as young adult romances, modern day fairy tales or coming of ages stories – supernatural or otherwise. But at the heart they are about how young people and adults react and deal with ordinary and extraordinary circumstances.
Books Read Recap – October 2019
Find out here if I read all the books I said I would, added any extra just for the fun of it or quietly put one aside to never speak of again.
