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Mini Short Story Reviews: The House Plant, Some Days, Ginger The Giraffe
I have read few short stories recently and instead of writing separate review posts I thought to write one single post- Mini short story reviews of The House Plant by Jeremy Ray, Some…
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Least Favourite Tropes & Tropes Everybody Hates/dislike But I’m Okay With It
Hello Readers! Another post that I wished to write for long time but didn’t because you know writing a discussion topic is out of my comfort zone. Tropes in books are much-discussed topic…
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Marcus Makes a Movie by Kevin Hart, David Cooper // Children’s Comic Graphic Novel
Marcus Makes a Movie was fun, refreshing, realistic Children’s Comic Graphic Novel with diverse and relatable characters and information about film making that kids would love to read. Synopsis Marcus is NOT happy…
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Rating Book Low Because Of Character, Fair Or Unfair? #DiscussionPost
Hello Readers! I might not be the first to discuss this. Unfortunately I couldn’t find any related post to backlink but I do remember me commenting on someone’s blog on topic something like…
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Pride Month Book Recommendations : 10 LGBTQ+ books I have read and recommend
Hello readers! I might be late for this but I was thinking to write this Pride Month Book Recommendations post since the beginning of the month and then I signed up for Blogchatter…
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Everyday Magic by Charlie Laidlaw @CLaidlawAuthor // relatable contemporary fiction
Are you stay-at-home parent, feeling unhappy, tired of chores and monotonous life, feeling lack of real purpose in life, not content with how life turned out? Carole felt the same in Everyday Magic.…
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Weekly Wrap Up #WeekinReading
Hello readers! I hope you all are well and had great week. Last week felt slow to me. I don’t why I finished books I decided I would read but still I somehow…
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Siege and Storm (The Shadow and Bone Trilogy #2) by Leigh Bardugo // enjoyable, action packed Tsarpunk
Siege and Storm was enjoyable, well written second book in The Shadow and Bone Trilogy with interesting flawed characters, amazing world and cat-and-mouse game with miscommunication trope. You would love to read this…
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The Prince And The Nightingale by Abhishek Bhatt // historical romance
The Prince And The Nightingale was immersive, touching and realistic historical romance set in India that had much more than just romance and great historical aspects with royalty falling for commoner arc. Synopsis…
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Red House (Jess Bridges Mystery #3) by Joss Stirling @0neMoreChapter_ // whodunnit mystery
Red House was fun and intriguing whodunnit mystery, third book in series that should be read in order, with interesting, sassy and fun characters. Synopsis The compelling new mystery featuring Bridges and George…
