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Tag: Harper Collins
Audiobook Review: The Other Boleyn Girl, by Philippa Gregory (Narrated by Vanessa Kirby: 2018)
Philippa Gregory's novel, The Other Boleyn Girl, has enjoyed worldwide acclaim since its initial 2001 publication. HarperCollins have released this gripping novel in audiobook format. Find out what I thought about it here!
New feature: Words of the Week
I'm adding a new weekly feature on my blog! Words of the Week will allow me to take stock of my reading each week, and think about what words/phrases/quotes stood out from the books, and why. You can read my first post here:
Book Review: The Rules of Seeing, by Joe Heap (2018)
People often profess to love reading because books open their eyes to new ways of seeing and living in our world. This compelling debut novel by Joe Heap does exactly that, exploring what it means to see the world anew.
Book Review: One In A Million, by Lindsey Kelk (2018)
Who knew that combining My Fair Lady with Instagram could produce such a fun, poignant story? Read my full review here!
Review: America For Beginners, by Leah Franqui (2018)
This summer, join Pival, Satya, and Rebecca for a trip of a lifetime in Leah Franqui’s incredible debut novel, America For Beginners.
Book clubs
Is anyone here part of a local or online book club? I’ve recently joined a local one with some friends and, honestly, I love it. We have met twice so far, once a month, and it’s been such an enjoyable social experience, as well as a great opportunity to talk about books. We’ve gathered at… Continue reading Book clubs
The Colour of Bee Larkham’s Murder, by Sarah J. Harris (2018)
In this stunning addition to the literay landscape, Harris creates a tense and thrilling story that also captures her protagonist's experience with vivid, visceral, immersive detail.
The Fear, by C.L. Taylor (2018)
An exciting novel that combines intense, human experience with dramatic tension to create a truly compelling story.
Review: Hold My Hand, by M.J. Ford (2018)
In his wonderful debut, M.J. Ford has created a multi-dimensional, edge-of-your-seat novel with a protagonist that readers can really root for.
