Month: March 2023
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Book Review: Who Writes the Rules? by Norman George
Though set on a different planet, Who Writes the Rules? is as relevant as ever in this day and age. Covering topics such as the environment, spirituality, and society as a whole, this book makes for a thought-provoking read…
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Book Review: The Countess of the Revolution by Lana Kortchik
I always forget what an exciting setting this time and place in history makes for novel settings. I’d hoped to be posting this review before the US publication date, but I was so invested that I took my sweet time…
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Book Review: A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman
I had high hopes for this book after reading Anxious People and I was not disappointed. Fredrik Backman’s writing is so relatably human, managing to find humor in some of the darkest areas of our lives…
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Book Review: Falling Hard for the Royal Guard by Megan Clawson
I’m going to say upfront that this isn’t necessarily a book I would have chosen for myself unless I was looking for a good beach read, so please take my review with a grain of salt. I was sent a surprise ARC copy…
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Book Review: The Core of Success by John Belvedere
Not intimidating in length and extremely organized, The Core of Success is a great starting point for people looking to bring some organizational skills to their lives and for people who are ready to put in the work to start achieving their goals…
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Book Review: Georgie, All Along by Kate Clayborn
I don’t know how I’m feeling about this one. I didn’t dislike it, but I didn’t like it either…
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Book Review: Girl Around the World by Dorothy Kilgallen
When I say that I’ve been looking for a copy of this book to read for years, I’m not exaggerating. Long out of print and a rare/expensive find, I finally traveled to read a library copy. Given how long I’ve waited, my rating may be a bit biased, but I’m also quite confident I would…
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Book Review: Orchidelirium by E.B. Roshan
It was such a pleasure to read another book by E.B. Roshan! I found this to be a pretty unique book, too, given it features illustrations. Set in an alternate version of England during the Edwardian era, this cozy mystery is filled with wit and lots of flowers…
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Book Review: Spare by Prince Harry
I read this more out of curiosity than genuine interest. I’m quite fond of Princess Diana and I mostly wanted to hear what Harry had to say about her…
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Book Review: Code Name Edelweiss by Stephanie Landsem
This was everything I hoped it would be and more. Emotional, heartwarming, and infuriating at times, I was completely immersed in this story about the early days of Hitler’s rein. Instead of being on European soil, it’s set in America…