It has taken me nearly a month to read this book but now I can put it as my first book of 2026 rather than my last of 2025. It's the final in the series of The Book of Dust which was the follow on series from His Dark Materials. The Rose Field The Blurb… Continue reading The Rose Field by Philip Pullman, a book review
Category: A Place to Read
Book Worms Monthly January 2026
Happy New Year and a big Welcome to book worms monthly January. I have been adding some books to my Instagram feed, you can follow me here. https://www.instagram.com/annesweetbooks/ If you have an Instagram account do let me know so I can tag your book reviews. Drop a comment or send me an Instagram message. I… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly January 2026
My Books of 2025.
I set myself a challenge on Goodreads of 24 books. That's two books a month which is about my average. I ended up reading 25 and I'm a few pages off my 26 and I'm happy with that. I know it's not as many as some. I honestly don't read that fast. Well, I know… Continue reading My Books of 2025.
Book Worms Monthly December
Welcome to book worms monthly December. I have been adding some books to my Instagram feed, you can follow me here. https://www.instagram.com/annesweetbooks/ I really didn't get much reading done in November, too much to do and think about. But, I plan to cozy down and catch up before Christmas. A note about linking up, if… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly December
The Impossible Fortune by Richard Osman
The Impossible Fortune is the fifth in the Thursday Murder Club series by Richard Osman. I recently watched The Thursday Murder Club on Netflix and it made an impact on my visualisation of the characters. Not a bad one, but different to how I'd imagined them before. I was looking forward to the book but… Continue reading The Impossible Fortune by Richard Osman
Nothing to See Here, Susan Lewis – a book review.
Nothing to See Here was a free read on Kindle Unlimited and it sounded interesting. I might need a new kindle though as mine needed charging every couple of hours. Thinking about it, I did have it when we moved house and we've been here 13 years now! Back to the book, you can read… Continue reading Nothing to See Here, Susan Lewis – a book review.
Book Worms Monthly October
Welcome to book worms monthly October. I had this great idea that I'd use my book Instagram to highlight your posts but I've had a few technical issues. I will get to work on it though and if you'd like to follow me my Instagram is https://www.instagram.com/annesweetbooks/ I will get around to adding your books.… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly October
The Quietist by Daniel David Gothard, a book review.
I was sent The Quietist to review and it sounded just like the kind of book I'd like to read. Publisher : Roundfire BooksPublication date : 26 Aug. 2025Language : EnglishPrint length : 168 pagesISBN-10 : 1803418850ISBN-13 : 978-1803418858Item weight : 184 gReading age : 18 years… Continue reading The Quietist by Daniel David Gothard, a book review.
My Book Club Disasters
I have always wanted to join a book club, well I can tick that off my bucket list now. Unfortunately I haven't had a good experience. I think maybe it was something I left until it was too late, maybe I should have joined one when I was younger? The first thing I noticed was… Continue reading My Book Club Disasters
The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli, a book review
This months book club book was The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli. While not a bad book I didn't enjoy it. It comes under the umbrella category of Romantacy and it's not something I enjoy. In fact I nearly thought it was going to be a 'Did Not Finish' at one point. Book 1 of… Continue reading The Crimson Moth by Kristen Ciccarelli, a book review







