We might as well face it … we’re addicted to books
One of my favourite things about Hall's work is the variety of people that she includes in her work. She includes people from all walks of life, including a few members of the peerage, and sometimes it feels like she tries to tick off as many members of the rainbow as she can, but I think that is better representation than you'll find in most books.
The characters that Janovsky created are really hard not to fall in love with. There is so much depth to the characters, and I love how they grow and develop through the book. They are really fun and light, but serious and explore heavier matters as the book progresses.
I have to say that The Stripey Badger Bookshop is my favourite named bookshop that I've been to so far
I was so excited to read this book but I have very mixed feeling now that I have read it. I hope I've managed to make my thoughts make sense but apologies in advance if they make no sense AT ALL.
I am warning you now. This is going to be a short list.
The second bookshop I visited, on my first full day out Browsing Britain's Bookshops, was Plackitt & Booth Booksellers.
I am so excited to review yet another Lyssa Kay Adams book I have loved all of the books so far and this one was no exception.
had such a mental block trying to write this list. Last week the books were flowing that this week ... they are no where to be found. I've managed to scrape together five book/character that definitely could have done with more love
I've decided to start something new on my blog. Last week I told you about my new favourite book. Bookshop Tours of Britain by Louise Boland. Well, it's been nearly a month since I bought this book and I've been trying to tick off as many as I can.
Today I would like to introduce you to the book that got me back into reading. I don't know what about it set me off but it's started something and now I just can't stop.
CONTENT WARNING: BOOKISH
Just a Simple Girl looking at the world through Fiction-tinted Glasses 😍
"Fill your house with stacks of books, in all the crannies and all the nooks." - Dr. Seus
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Bookworms Anonymous 