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Good morning bookworms! I finished this lovely memoir last week and it gets a solid 4 stars from me. Sean Conley reached out to me on Instagram asking if I wanted to read it. I was a little unsure at first because I do not watch football. But I did some research into Sean and … Continue reading Book Review: The Point After by Sean Conley
Well I'm glad I finally read this book. The Vanishing Half was super hyped up on Instagram and I sometimes avoid those books. I'm sure they are great but I've noticed that a lot of the time a book everyone else is raving about, I find just pretty good not amazing. And unfortunately that was … Continue reading Book Review: The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett
Good morning bookworms! Happy Monday! I have moved my office back to my house again. This is the third time I've had to move my set up from our work office. The last stay-at-home order started at the end of December and I moved back to my office the first week of March. So when … Continue reading Book Review: The Beautiful Ones by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
Thank you to Rain Coast Books for the gifted copy of Broken (in the best possible way) by Jenny Lawson. I had never read any of her books before but I really enjoyed this one! This post contains affiliate links. See contact for disclaimer. I make a commission on books purchased from Indigo.ca. Jenny Lawson … Continue reading Book Review: Broken by Jenny Lawson
Good morning bookworms! I read this one with my IRL book club! We have our meeting next week, but I've finished the book, so here's a review. Miss Benson's Beetle started off really sad. Miss Margery Benson is a 47-year-old spinster in 1950's England. She has no family left and she is very lonely. When … Continue reading Book Review: Miss Benson’s Beetle by Rachel Joyce
TW: unwanted pregnancy, addiction, alcoholism, parent and spousal abuse, suicidal thoughts, attempted suicide Good afternoon bookworms! Happy pub day to Erin French and her book Finding Freedom! Thank you to Celadon Books for the gifted copy in exchange for an honest review. Memoirs are one of my favourite nonfiction genres because I'm nosy. I like … Continue reading Book review: Finding Freedom by Erin French
March started out a little slow but I managed to read 13 books. I started the month in a deep book hangover and it took me about two weeks to really get out of it. And unfortunately the books I had planned to read at the beginning of the month were a little sad and … Continue reading March Reading Wrap Up
Good morning bookworms! Have you read any of the Brown sisters books by Talia Hibbert? I have read all three and loved all three. Get a Life, Chloe Brown, Take a Hint, Dani Brown and now Act Your age, Eve Brown. Talia Hibbert can do no wrong in my book when it comes to romantic … Continue reading Book Review: Act Your Age Eve Brown by Talia Hibbert
Good morning bookworms! I finished The Windsor Knot with a big group of Canadians organized by Tandem Collective Global. It was really fun to read it with a big group and discuss it throughout. We were all sent a copy of the book from Harper Collins. So thanks! This post contains affiliate links. See contact … Continue reading Book Review: The Windsor Knot by SJ Bennett
Good morning bookworms! I read this one for Cozy Mystery March with @readwithaimee. I hadn't read a cozy mystery before so this was a new experience. It had all the mystery of a thriller, but it wasn't scary. So you didn't get that heart racing scared feeling, and you can't look away because it's crazy … Continue reading Book Review: Bookmarked for Death by Lorna Barrett
