This books has all the Christmas vibes about it! Feel-good and heartwarming? Definitely. This is a story of love, friendship, and the things that people do to help others. The plot is never dull and the slow-building romance between Rose and Eugene is innocently beautiful. The characters have depth, and the story of a strong…
The Sunshine Blogger Award
Thank you Alex from Whimsy Pages for tagging me! These are some great questions and I'm excited to share more about my blog with others 🙂 The rules: 1 – Thank the blogger who nominated you.2 – Answer the 11 questions the blogger asked you.3 – Nominate 11 new blogs to receive the award and…
Book Review: Newes from the Dead by Mary Hooper
The story told in this historical novel is immensely satisfying to read. The book is both imaginative and mesmerising, and the details of the trials of the servant girl and her dissection are chilling yet captivating. This book was very hard to put down and is a prime example of how to write an interesting…
The Pancake Book Tag // Pairing Books With Delicious Treats!
Pancakes are so great. Chocolatey pancakes, blueberry pancakes, pancakes with a sprinkle of sugar *sigh*. It is for this reason that I absolutely loved this tag when I saw it, so thank you Kay for tagging me 🙂 Becky's Pancake Book Tag is creative and prompts the writer to match books with different pancake toppings.…
Book Review: The Nowhere Girls by Amy Reed
The Nowhere Girls is as empowering as it is emotive. Amy Reed's novel explores society's vulgar reactions towards females who call out those of the opposite sex for rape. The book follows the story of a group of misfit girls who create a society (The Nowhere Girls) to try and raise awareness about sexism and…
Book Review: The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
Steamy and unconventional, The Kiss Quotient makes for an interesting read. The gender role reversal makes this novel the version of Pretty Woman we've all been waiting for. The portrayal of the love life of a woman with Asperger's is particularly compelling, allowing us to delve deeper into the mind of a person who does…
Book Review: The Star of Kazan by Eva Ibbotson
Enchanting and imaginative, The Star of Kazan is one of those rare books that I love because of how beautifully written it is. The descriptions of Vienna (where the author herself grew up in) are spectacular. Very rarely do I read descriptions of places and find myself in them without even trying. As to the…
Roses and Thorns Books 