We might as well face it … we’re addicted to books
I have been waiting a long time to review this book. I saw it when it was announced ages a go and I really thought that I would have to wait until it was published till I got to read it but then Dave announced the blog tour.
This week's topic is places in books I'd like to live. I suffer from some severe wanderlust at times and I love to travel but I also have dreams of living in one city for a few years before moving on to the next one and traveling round the world slowly and absorbing in all the sights and sounds of the world, so you can imagine that this topic fits right up my street.
I want to begin this review by thanking HarperTeen, our wonderful authors and Karina from Afire Pages for the free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I have thoroughly enjoyed this book and I'm not sure I can put into words just how much I loved this book.
I love Greek myths, in particular because of my love of Percy Jackson and I can't wait to get through this one.
This week I want to talk about an LGBTQ book that seemed to have passed my notice last year. I saw it about and I saw other people's reviews of it but for some reason I didn't think about buying it and I didn't think about reading it. I now feel like such an idiot because it may have been the best book I read all year and the fastest book I read this year.
I'm sure you've been reading all about my days out last week on my Bookworm NOT in Paris post, but if you haven't read that I went out to Liverpool on Thursday and spent a good long time in Waterstones. I bought four books that day and had a great time being back in my favourite bookshop.
There is a lot of advice I would give to my younger self and quite a few books I would thrust upon her and say "read them now!"
It feels like weeks since I finished this book, a book that I was so eager to read but now I'm really not sure what to say about it.
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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