12 Aug

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Much Ado About Margaret: A Final One-Star Farewell As the year winds down, I find myself reflecting on the literary journeys I've taken this year, and I must confess, the latest offering from Gina L. Maxwell, Much Ado About Margaret, has left me with enough questions to fill a novel of its own. After diving into the novel with high hopes, I now find myself wrestling with my disappointment, feeling that I quite unceremoniously ended the year with a one-star read. At its core, the story promises to explore Maggie’s...

09 Aug

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Review of The Sugar Haus Inn: A Love's Journey in Sugarcreek Novel From the moment I laid eyes on the title, The Sugar Haus Inn: A Love's Journey in Sugarcreek Novel, I felt a wave of curiosity wash over me. Perhaps it was the allure of a quaint Amish backdrop, or the promise of romance intertwined with secrets that awaited me. As someone who enjoys stories steeped in community and love, I was eager to dive into this work by Serena B. Miller, an author whose ability to...

17 Jun

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Book Review: Julieta and the Romeos by Maria E. Andreu As a long-time lover of youthful romantic stories, Maria E. Andreu’s Julieta and the Romeos piqued my interest from the moment I heard about its intriguing premise. Combining the timeless essence of Romeo and Juliet with a modern, You’ve Got Mail-style twist, this novel promises to unravel the tangled threads of love, ambition, and identity in a way that speaks to the heart. Drawing from my own experiences of navigating friendships and crushes at that age, I felt an...

29 May

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Review of The Paris Bookshop for the Broken-Hearted by Rebecca Raisin Oh, how often have I found myself daydreaming about cozy nooks filled with the scent of old books and the promise of adventure, especially in a place as enchanting as Paris? When I stumbled upon Rebecca Raisin's The Paris Bookshop for the Broken-Hearted, I felt like I had unlocked a secret door to bookish bliss. The title alone—a tantalizing nod to heartbreak—captured my attention, inviting me to dive into a tale woven with love, loss, and a sprinkle...

25 May

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My Life as a Villainess: A Journey Through a Remarkable Life When I first picked up My Life as a Villainess by Laura Lippman, I didn’t just expect to encounter insightful essays from an award-winning author; I was also eager to dive into the mind of someone I once nearly rambled over in a book signing. Yes, I had a moment of panic while trying to chat with her—a mix of excitement and nerves led me to accidentally mansplain the complexity of a character she created. Yet, instead of...

11 May

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A Heartfelt Journey with An Overdue Match by A.L. Morrow As a book blogger, I often seek stories that tug at the heartstrings while also delivering a healthy dose of charm and humor. So, when I stumbled upon An Overdue Match by A.L. Morrow, I was immediately intrigued by the concept of a matchmaking librarian. Honestly, I was not prepared for how much this delightful tale would captivate me! It turned out to be even more enriching than I had anticipated—a beautifully woven story filled with tenderness, laughter, and...

10 May

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Review of Wooing the Witch Queen (Queens of Villainy, #1) There’s something undeniably enchanting about diving into a new adventure penned by Stephanie Burgis, a beloved author I've followed since 2016. With each turn of the page, Burgis consistently surprises me with her ability to blend humor, heart, and whimsy. When I first picked up Wooing the Witch Queen, I was drawn in by its premise—a romantasy exploring the complexities of characters and world-building rather than just the romance. I’m thrilled to say it surpassed my expectations, earning a...