Marie Benedict & Victoria Christopher Murray I know this is technically the second review I’m posting in 2022, but my New Year’s resolution is to actually try to at least rate and preferably review every book I read. We’ll see how that goes. (Most of them will probably be on my goodreads rather than hereContinue reading “The Personal Librarian”
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Sister of the Bollywood Bride
Nandini Bajpai 5 Stars!! Yes yes yes!! This was one of the most fun reads I’ve had all year. The fact that there was not only Indian representation but Punjabi representation and not only Punjabi representation but Hindu Punjabi representation made my heart inexplicably happy. It didn’t hurt that the book somehow managed to combine a Crazy RichContinue reading “Sister of the Bollywood Bride”
Pride and Premeditation
Tirzah Price 2 Stars I really did expect to like this. Even though Pride and Prejudice isn’t my favorite Austen, it seemed like a Jane Austen murder mystery was hardly something that I would be able to find much wrong with. Unfortunately, this wasn’t the case. The biggest problem with this book was that itContinue reading “Pride and Premeditation”
The Little Mermaid’s Voice
Shonna Slayton 4 stars I always enjoy Shonna Slayton’s historical fantasies, and this was no different. I was especially excited for this one because I’ve only read one or two books set on the Titanic, and I’ve never even seen the famous movie. I thought that the idea behind this one was particularly interesting, asContinue reading “The Little Mermaid’s Voice”
The Wickeds
Gayle Forman 5 stars!! This was by far the best short story of the series! And that’s a shame because this is the last story because most people will probably abandon the series before they get to this point. I nearly abandoned it after almost every story but decided not to because they’re short, free,Continue reading “The Wickeds”
Bookishness: Loving Books in a Digital Age
Jessica Pressman 2 stars To be honest, I was really excited about this, considering how much I love books about books, and the many “bookish” items that I see around me, especially because I have been reading more nonfiction recently after how much I loved The Library Book. However, this book was written with a very academicContinue reading “Bookishness: Loving Books in a Digital Age”
The Book of Lost Names
Kristin Harmel 4.5 stars!Thank you to goodreads for my 3rd goodreads giveway win!World War II was a horrible time in history and it is important to recognize that. I have read so many books set in this time period and every time I learn something new. I simply loved this. I’ve always loved novels thatContinue reading “The Book of Lost Names”
The Bookish Flamingo 