Hi Friends! I hope you’re having a good week. I read this book a while ago, but so many books, so little time 🙂 I couldn’t write the review before. Foe can be considered as a social sci-fi I think. I’m not a big sci-fi reader. It’s probably a genre I reach out the least. … More Social Sci-fi at its best: Foe
Hi friends! This is my 4th volume of Try A Chapter to decide if I will keep the book in my library. Briefly, I have too many books that I own from years and years before, and I’m not sure if all are relevant now or even books for my taste. So, I decided to … More #TryAChapter: Keep or Unhaul #4
I met Charlie Parker long time ago, read first 4 books, then a couple more in the middle, and the one before this. I always liked Connolly’s writing and all these books were quite complex and exciting. So, when I saw this gorgeous book, which is the 17th in the series, I decided I must … More Charlie Parker is back with another addictive plot: A Book Of Bones
I think it’s no secret by now that I love Lucinda Riley’s books. They are a combination of so many things I love like; history, family saga, interesting characters, different geographies and culture, and of course a bit of romance 🙂 Her Seven Sisters series is my favourite for many reasons, and I’ve done quite … More An engrossing multi-generational saga: The Butterfly Room
All games must come to an end… Probably all of you know the bittersweet feeling when you finish a book or series you love. That’s how I feel for Caraval. I raced through the last book, trying to learn how it’s going to end, but then I felt so sad that I won’t go into … More Epic FINALE to my favourite YA series, by Stephanie Garber
I do have to talk about the cover when it’s so pretty 🙂 I just love the design and how it reflects the character of the book. It was more of a pleasure to read because of this added beauty. Well, hello friends and welcome to another review. The Pine Islands is now on the … More A quirky journey in search for meaning: The Pine Islands
Hi friends! Another review today, and wow, did I love this book so much! It was my dream of historical fiction full of emotion, atmosphere and such beautiful writing. I absolutely adored it. I haven’t read Jill Dawson before this, and now learned that she’s a previous Orange-Prize short lister with her book: Fred and … More A WOW read: The Language Of Birds
