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Creative collection of retellings for kids – Midaash And Maitreyi’s Magical Mayhem by Shobhita Narayan
Midaash And Maitreyi's Magical Mayhem is delightful, fun and creative collection of retellings for kids with many messages and interesting magical world.
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The Lily of Ludgate Hill by Mimi Matthews – delightful second chance Victorian romance
The Lily of Ludgate Hill is captivating and delightful, slow burn, second chance, friends-lover-enemies-lovers Victorian romance.
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Delightful Fake Dating Holiday Romance – If You Give a Grump a Holiday Wishlist by Ann Einerson
If You Give a Grump a Holiday Wishlist is entertaining, delightful, fun, and lovely Fake Dating Holiday Romance with a Hallmark vibe.
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All That Sizzles by Sakshama Puri Dhariwal – delectable Bollywood vibe romcom
All That Sizzles is refreshing, heartwarming, entertaining, and delectable romcom that would make a perfect Bollywood movie.
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Next-Door Nemesis by Alexa Martin – rivals-to-lovers romcom with a perfect suburban summer vibe.
Next-Door Nemesis is an enetrtaining, fun, and addictive rivals-to-lovers romcom with a perfect suburban summer vibe.
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Summer at The Little Duck Pond Cafe by Rosie Green- delightful chick-lit pack plenty entertainment
Summer at The Little Duck Pond Cafe is lovely, delightful and refreshing chick-lit that pack plenty entertainment in just few pages.
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Season’s Schemings by Katie Bailey – delightful Christmassy sports romance
Season's Schemings is entertaining, fun, cozy, delightful, Christmassy, no-conflict romcom that I recommend to all holiday and sports romance readers.
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Heavy Crown by Sophie Lark – action-packed, interesting conclusion of series
Heavy Crown is enjoyable, action-packed, dark, and interesting conclusion of Brutal Birthright.
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King of Pride (Kings of Sin #2) by Ana Huang – The Best Forbidden Romance
King of Pride is flawlessly gripping, entertaining, and steamy billionaire romance with the best forbidden and opposite attracts tropes.
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5 Children’s Books To Read This Year End
5 Children's Books I read with my kid in in November and December that I recommend to get and read with your kids this year end.
