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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
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 afternoon bookworms! I am hosting a buddy read for this book on Instagram (it's full already sorry) and I'm so excited to discuss it with people because it was really interesting! Definitely a 5 star read for me. The Gilded Ones follow Deka a 16-year-old girl that discovers her blood is impure. Normally that … Continue reading Book review: The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna
Good morning bookworms! I want to start by saying thank you to Simon and Schuster Canada for sending me this book in exchange for an honest review. This one publishes tomorrow! This post contains affiliate links. See contact page for disclaimer. I receive a commission from Indigo on purchases at no extra cost to you. … Continue reading Book Review: Red Island House by Andrea Lee
I finally finished a book in March!!!! In January and February I read 14 books each month. And then I hit a major reading slump. My Angieway schedule is falling apart, but hey it doesn't really matter how many books you read. I've been running more and baking more and watching more Disney movies! So … Continue reading Book Review: We Begin At The End by Chris Whitaker
I finished my first book for The Bookish Month of Love V2 on February 1. I couldn't put it down! Book: Take a Hint, Dani Brown (Brown Sisters #2) Author: Talia Hibbert Pages: 361 Genre: Romance Trope: Fake relationship Steamy level: VERY Rating: 10/10 I loved this second installment of the Brown Sisters series. I … Continue reading Book Review: Take a Hint, Dani Brown
I LOVED THIS BOOK. Okay we got that out of the way. Addie LaRue is 300 years old and as soon as you are out of her presence, you will forget her. Addie has spent 300 years having everyone she meets and likes eventually forget who she is. It's a very lonely life. This book … Continue reading The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue
Book: Pachamama Author: Ashley Wolfe Pages: 175 Genre: Literary fiction Rating: 8/10 Who should read this book: mamas, fans of tribal stories, fans of family drama, anyone who believes that we have been slowly killing our planet for a long time and sees no end in sight. Triggers: child death, domestic abuse, murder First I … Continue reading Book Review: Pachamama by Ashley Wolfe
Book: The 4 Season Solution Author: Dallas Hartwig Pages: 218 Rating: 6/10 Genre: nonfiction self help Who should read this book: fans of the Whole30 diet, people just venturing into the self help genre Thank you very much to Simon and Schuster Canada for sending me this copy in exchange for an honest review. This one … Continue reading Book Review: The 4 Season Solution by Dallas Hartwig and My Top Ten Self Help List
