Good morning, Reader and happy Tuesday. It's been a while since I shared a TBR post with you guys so this is an updated one. I have to say, I have been pretty disciplined with reading books from my bookshelf and at the moment I have 12 books left which I'll be reading over the… Continue reading FromMyBookshelf: TBR Check In + My 5 Star Predictions
Tag: Historical Fiction
FromMyBookshelf: My Top 5 Genres
Hi friends and happy Wednesday! 😊 I get asked a lot what kind of books I like or what do you read most of... Something along those lines. More often than not I blank out before I answer and well, it gets slightly embarrassing. Today I'll be sharing 5 genres I tend to read from.… Continue reading FromMyBookshelf: My Top 5 Genres
Victober 2019 TBR
Good morning, friends and happy Wednesday! Only a few more days until October and that means, Victober is here! If you're new here, hi 😊, essentially Victober is a month long readathon from 1st to 31st October, where we read Victorian Literature. The challenge is hosted by BooksAndThings, Lucythereader, Kate Howe and Beyondthepages. You can… Continue reading Victober 2019 TBR
20 Books I loved In 2018 | Favorites
I read 64 books in 2018 and let me tell you, narrowing it down to 20 of my favourites was so hard! I read some pretty amazing books and I share with you some that stood out to me. In no particular order: Love In The Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez A slow… Continue reading 20 Books I loved In 2018 | Favorites
Review: Shanghai Girls by Lisa See
"Your sister is the one person who should stick by you and love you no matter what, but she’s also the one person who knows exactly where to drive the knife to hurt you the most." - Lisa See Genre: Historical Fiction Published: 2009 Rate: 4⭐⭐⭐⭐ Goodreads Synopsis Pearl and May are sisters, living carefree… Continue reading Review: Shanghai Girls by Lisa See
FromMyBookshelf: Thomas Hardy
"The sudden disappointment of a hope leaves a scar which the ultimate fulfillment of that hope never entirely removes." I first 'met' Thomas Hardy years ago when I read Fifty Shades of Grey. Christian & Anna were bantering(?) in reference to Tess of the D'Urbervilles and I was so intrigued that I made a point… Continue reading FromMyBookshelf: Thomas Hardy