This was my book club book for April book club which is not until the end of the month but I finished it quickly. Never Lie is the first book by Freida Mc Fadden I have read but I would definitely read more. The Blurb Newlyweds Tricia and Ethan are searching for the house of… Continue reading Never Lie by Freida Mc Fadden
Welcome to this month's book worms monthly link up April, where we share our reads for the month. The past few days we have seen a little bit of sunshine which is nice. I am hoping it just keeps getting better and warmer. I've been under a lot of stress lately and I think that… Continue reading Springing into Book Worms Monthly April link up
The House in the Cerulean Sea was recommended to me from one of my book club members and it sounded intriguing so I gave it a go. Cerulean ChroniclesListening Length12 hours and 11 minutesAuthorTJ KluneNarratorDaniel HenningWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date08 July 2021PublisherTorProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASINB098FX5V8C I think this is becoming a 90% book blog lately, I may… Continue reading The House in the Cerulean Sea by TJ Klune, a book review
A Man Called Ove was this months book club book. It was discussed in my first ever online group. Publisher : Sceptre (15 Dec. 2022)Language : EnglishPaperback : 320 pagesISBN-10 : 1399713264ISBN-13 : 978-1399713269Dimensions : 20.9 x 2.2 x 23.6 cm The Blurb Ove is almost certainly the grumpiest… Continue reading A Man Called Ove by Frederik Blackman, a book review
I read about The Other Valley from one of my Bookworms monthly linkers but I can't find it now, so if it was you let me know and I'll link back to you. 11 hours and 29 minutesAuthorScott Alexander HowardNarratorAlexandra BoultonWhispersync for VoiceReadyAudible.co.uk Release Date18 April 2024PublisherW. F. Howes LtdProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASINB0CYTZTV26 The Blurb Sixteen-year-old Odile… Continue reading The Other Valley by Scott Alexander Howard, a book review
I've recently started crochet again when my hands allow and as much as I love crochet in the winter (it keeps you warm too) I do love the lovely patterns that turn up in the spring. In this post I'm going to bring you some of the Spring Crochet patterns I've found. Amigurumi This is… Continue reading Spring Crochet Patterns, Many for Free!
I got my copy of Sorrow and Bliss from the surprise book exchange at my book club. I found my book club bliss and it is with great sorrow that I've had to withdraw my subscription this week and won't be attending again. Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason Publisher : W&N; 1st edition… Continue reading Sorrow and Bliss by Meg Mason – a book review
Welcome to this month's book worms monthly link up March, where we share our reads for the month. Well, January lasted forever and a day and February was over in the blink of the eye. I still managed to read three books though and I'm hoping to have my fourth finished, not bad for a… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly Link Up for March
I have been curious about the Let Them theory for a while and decided to jump in and read this book. I actually got the audio book read by Mel Robbins herself. 10 hours and 38 minutesAuthorMel RobbinsNarratorMel RobbinsAudible.co.uk Release Date24 December 2024PublisherAudible StudiosProgram TypeAudiobookVersionUnabridgedLanguageEnglishASINB0DFMXWWX1Narration accentAmerican English The Blurb What if the key to happiness,… Continue reading Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins – book review
My first book of February is my book club book Remarkably Bright Creatures by Selby Van Pelt. (affiliate link) Publisher : Bloomsbury Publishing; 1st edition (20 July 2023)Language : EnglishPaperback : 384 pagesISBN-10 : 1526649675ISBN-13 : 978-1526649676Dimensions : 12.9 x 1.93 x 19.81 cm The Blurb After Tova Sullivan's… Continue reading Remarkably Bright Creatures, Shelby Van Pelt – A Book Review
