This was so much better than book two - what a relief!
Onyx Storm by Rebecca Yarros | book review
This was so much better than book two - what a relief!
5/5 stars
Little Lord Fauntleroy by Francis Hodgson Burnett | book review
This was a very cheerful read and so much more than I had hoped for. It's the first book by Frances Hodgson Burnett that I've read, but it's got me very much so looking forward to reading her other work.
The Briar Club by Kate Quinn | book review
Another sensational Kate Quinn book. I loved every page of this and highly recommend it to Kate Quinn fans (as well as everyone else!) Though it may be somewhat different to her other books, being crime/mystery, it still has that distinctly historical-forward (and feminist-forward) tread to the plot that makes her writing so special.
Vincent van Gogh: A Life in Letters
This was astonishing to read and very well done. I've always been a fan of Van Gogh's artwork and knew little bits and pieces about his life. But until now, I hadn't really engaged in depth with what we do know about his life and the challenges he faced. So this was really special to spend time with and feel like I could get a true glimpse of the man himself.
Odyssey by Stephen Fry | book review
The fourth book in Stephen Fry's Great Mythology, which was fantastic.
The Huntress by Kate Quinn | book review
An amazing WWI historical fiction story from the one and only, Kate Quinn.
Pemberley by Maria Grace | book review
A hilarious and excellent retelling of Pride & Prejudice, but with dragons.
The Heart of the World by Amie Kaufman | book review
The fabulous sequel to The Isle of Gods by Amie Kaufman.
Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect by Benjamin Stevenson | book review
A funny and page-turning crime mystery - set on a train! What more could you want?
Empire of Storms by Sarah J. Maas | re-read book review
My review of book 5 in the Throne of Glass series - I'm rereading!
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