This post runs weekly on Sam's blog but I'm using it as a mid-month check in. What are you currently reading? I've just started Cilka's Journey, the follow up to The Tattooist of Auschwitz and am still reading You Look Like a Thing and I Love You, a book about some of the challenges and… Continue reading WWW Wednesday ~ 20th November 2019
Author: elizabethjoy
28. Self confessed geek and complainer. Tea addict, Ravenclaw, Knitter, Bookworm, Developer.
Hard Pushed ~ Leah Hazzard
356 pages ~ ★★★★★ ~ Kindle As I mentioned when I reviewed The Prison Doctor earlier this year my husband has discovered that one category of book he can't put down is a medical memoir so I'm continually on the look out for another one to force into his hands. I'd previously seen this… Continue reading Hard Pushed ~ Leah Hazzard
First Line Friday ~ 11th November
First line Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Wandering Words. The premise is all around judging a book by its first sentence rather than its cover. Simply choose a book from your TBR or one you're currently reading and copy the first line(s), just enough to try and hook the reader, then reveal the… Continue reading First Line Friday ~ 11th November
Bird Brain ~ Chuck Mullin
144 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Netgalley eARC The tag line for this graphic novel is "Comics About Mental Health, Staring Pigeons"; I could not hit request quick enough. I'm not normally one for graphic novels but the premise of this sounded so different and made me really want to read it. The author speaks about… Continue reading Bird Brain ~ Chuck Mullin
October 2019 ~ Wrap Up
October turned into an extension of the reading slump I fell into post-honeymoon; I think I'm starting to make my way out of it but I've been spending a lot more time knitting and a lot less time reading. Send me your tips for getting back into the swing of things please! So Lucky* ~ The… Continue reading October 2019 ~ Wrap Up
So Lucky ~ Dawn O’Porter
400 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Netgalley Arc Dawn O'Porter's latest release So Lucky makes you think about everytime you've looked at a snippet of someone else's life and decided they're just "so lucky" based on your assumptions. We follow three women; Ruby, Beth and Lauren, three different lives brought together by one event, the wedding… Continue reading So Lucky ~ Dawn O’Porter
Can’t Judge A Book By Its Murder ~ Amy Lillard
320 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Netgalley Arc Sugar Springs is a sleepy town in Mississippi and the setting for Amy Lillard'd newest book Can't Judge a Book by its Murder, everybody knows everyone and exciting untoward events rarely occur so when Books & More owner Arlo receives a phone call informing her the dead body… Continue reading Can’t Judge A Book By Its Murder ~ Amy Lillard
Beautiful, Complicated Family ~ Rosey Lee
50 pages ~ ★★★★☆ ~ Netgalley eARC Beautiful, Complicated Family are a collection of Flash Fiction works by Rosey Lee; I'm fairly new to flash fiction but as the name suggests they're extremely short and you get a very slim snippet of the characters and story. The description suggests you can read each story in around 5… Continue reading Beautiful, Complicated Family ~ Rosey Lee
WWW Wednesday ~ 16th October 2019
This post runs weekly on Sam's blog but I'm using it as a mid-month check in. I've been in a bit of a reading slump the last couple of weeks so a few of these were also mentioned last month! What are you currently reading? I'm still making my way through The Night Watch which… Continue reading WWW Wednesday ~ 16th October 2019
First Line Friday ~ 11th October
First line Friday is a weekly meme hosted by Wandering Words I discovered a few days ago so I thought I'd give it a go. The premise is all around judging a book by its first sentence rather than its cover. Simply choose a book from your TBR or one you're currently reading and copy the… Continue reading First Line Friday ~ 11th October
