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Book Review – The Girls Are Never Gone 21st Sep 20212nd Sep 2021
Book Review – The Island 17th Apr 20218th Apr 2021
Blog Tour – The Wolf and The Water 17th Oct 2020
Book Review – A Curse So Dark and Lonely 31st Aug 202027th Aug 2020
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I've heard nothing but good things about The House in the Cerulean Sea, and I'm absolutely adding it to my October TBR. I'll be sharing my planned reads for October next week, and while I'm definitely going for a spooky vibe, I think this kind of fits in with that enough I'll allow it. AND IT'S SO PRETTY.
It's 3am on a trauma anniversary date, so obviously, I'm wide awake. I'm okay with that. I've learned over the years to roll with the bumps in the road, and PTSD likes to be rather bumpy.
What better prop than my reading companion? Here's the synopsis of The Trial by Laura Bates:
I don't know about you, but September means the start of spooky season for me. It's all about thrillers and mysteries, and what better way to roll towards October than with TIGERS, the latest installment in the STAGS series. I adore these books and I can't wait to revisit our friends - and enemies! - in this book. 🐅 Thank you to @hotkeybooksya for this copy!
Thank you to @hotkeybooksya for this wonderful delivery today. I've fallen head over heels for the world of The Old Kingdom, so this celebration edition of Sabriel is a very special thing. I feel like a reread is needed!
Some very exciting post today from @harpercollins360 - an ARC of White Smoke, a book that I've been looking forward to reading since I heard it would exist! I've started it already and it's simply fantastic, even two chapters in 😍
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