Since I'm almost done with the series... Any recommendations for books similar to bridgerton?
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It's In His Kiss | 
Since I'm almost done with the series... Any recommendations for books similar to bridgerton?
pick5/5 Reminded me of me and my husband this one and Colin's book were my favorites currently reading Gregory's now
Summertime reading at its finest, with rose 😎
Book swap scores from yonks ago, like spring last year!
pickJust finished this book. I enjoyed the lightheartedness to the story and the characters. One more book left in the series. I rated this book a 4 out of 5 stars!!!
pickI love Hyacinth's story! One more Bridgerton story to go! #WorkingMyWayThroughTheBridgertons #Bridgerton #6 #2023
One more book to read in the series. Book 35/100 of the year.
pickI think the book is gods absolutely but after reading six parts before this it almost feels like you read the same book again. You know how the story is and probably how it‘s gonna end so it‘s not really that fun to read it. But it has its turns which makes the book worth reading.
pickMe ha gustado mucho este libro, Hyacinthe no decepciona, el prota y la magia entre ellos estuvo genial. Tuvo esa parte graciosa típica de Julia Quinn super bien administrada. No me ha gustado nada como término el asunto de los diamantes Lol.
pickIt took me a bit longer to get into Gareth and Hyacinth's story than it has in the earlier books in the series, but I very much enjoyed the mystery that unfolded. #84-2022 #bridgerton
pickYes for lots of Lady Danbury! A lovely tale of Hyacinth learning about herself as she learns to love.
Only one Bridgerton story left now though… 😢
pickThis may have been my favorite of the series so far. I absolutely loved Hyacinth and Gareth together, and Gareth's grandma is such a fave. There was enough snark and banter to make me laugh but not so much that it felt like they didn't actually like each other. My only complaint was that the entire diamonds storyline felt so contrived and unrealistic - and also unnecessary - but that's just me lol
pick3-11-22: My 24th finished book of 2022! Book 7 in the Bridgerton series. Hyacinth, the youngest of the Bridgerton girls is on her 3rd year of making the marriage rounds when she meets Gareth the grandson of Lady Danbury, who Hyacinth reads to every Tuesday. Gareth is not looking for love or marriage but this is a romance novel so he finds it in the most unlikely place. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️📖#️⃣2️⃣4️⃣
pickMy favorite part is the search for the jewels and how it grows Hyacinth and Gareth closer. My absolute favorite part is the ending and then the ending of the 2nd epilogue. I don‘t want to spoil your fun though, so I won‘t say more.
pickI am finally finished the Bridgerton series. Hyacinth was so ballsy. It was fabulous. I really enjoyed discovering how each of the siblings found love. I think my favorites were Anthony and Eloise.
September Book 13/25 #LitsyLove #bookspinbingo
pickLoved Hyacinth and Gareth! Quinn creates such great personalities for both of them and such great chemistry.
Moving on to the last Bridgerton sibling!
#bookspinbingo
1. It‘s in his kiss by Julia Quinn
2. 👍🏻👎🏻
3. Contemporary romance of course!
#wonderouswednesday @Eggs
pickNot my favorite in the series, but still good.
This #audiobook is so good I need caffeine to read past my bedtime. #audioathon #littenlisten @aperfectmjk
Business of the day: reading about Hyacinth Bridgerton finding a #husband. Having gotten this far, I intend to finish up this series! #OppositeDay #Wife #Bridgerton
@TheKidUpstairs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks
pickNot a bad novel, the last daughter of the Bridgerton family gets married to a man who ends up being a great match for her, just as her mentor Lady Danberry predicted. Not a great novel, it tended to drag a long time with the whole mystery diamonds, but I look forward to the Netflix adaptation.
so-soBook 7 of the Bridgerton series featuring the youngest Bridgerton sibling—Hyacinth. Honestly, I liked the younger Hyacinth featured in some of the previous books. But her as the MC just didn‘t work for me. She felt a bit watered down from the shrewd, smart, conniving child she had been. And despite a good cameo from Lady Danbury, it‘s my least favorite so far.
Rosalyn Landor is a fabulous narrator.
pick5/5 for this historical romance! I was so excited to get to Hyacinth‘s story and I was not disappointed. Garett was everything I wanted him to be for her. She is such a feisty character. I love the whole story with the journal. It was such a fun story.
pickI loved it! Definitely one of my favourites of the Bridgerton books. I really enjoyed the story and I really loved the characters. I didn‘t want it to end and when it did, I couldn‘t believe how it ended!!
pick18-19 Mar 2021 (audiobook)
Book 7 and the best so far, probably because it is written in an almost tongue-in-cheek manner. The mystery of the diamond necklace adds a bit of suspense and Hyacinth is quite a ridiculous but lovely heroine.
#8 books complete in 2021! I‘ve enjoyed getting to know each of the Bridgerton girls, but Hyacinth might be my favorite!
pickFINALLY DONE WITH THE #BRIDGERTON BOOKS! Hyacinth is my favorite ever, oh my God. Loved her and Gareth's hijinks as they learned how to accept love from one another. #historicalromance
pickMy favorite Bridgerton book so far. A lot in my buddy read like the early books but Hyacinth has to be my favorite. Getting some of these mass market paperbacks off my TBR feels great. Love the price and size but they stack up quickly! 😂 #bookspinbingo
pickHyacinth's story is one of my favorites, because of the entertaining banter and humor.
Hyacinth isn't a big part of the earlier books because she is so young, but she really comes into her own in this one. It's always refreshing to read about a young woman who is unabashedly herself.
#romantsy
Yaaaah, the annual Smythe-Smith musicale! Loved that quartet, maybe a re-read of that series is in order 🤔📖 #currentlyreading
pickI didn't fly through this book ONLY because I had family in town. AND it was my husband's family so I could not be rude and read... although I did carry this everywhere waiting for a chance to sneak a chapter and dang it if it didn't pain me to no end to pry my eyes away. Midnight antics, alleys, bushes and closets... it is a wonder I have any fingernails left. If you read this make sure you have time.
#swoon #romantsy
"Forget Joan of Arc. Her mother was Violet of Mayfair, and neither plague nor pestilence nor perfidious paramour would stop her in her quest to see all eight of her children happily married"
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pickIt doesn't beat the 1st one of the Bridgertons series to become my least favourite of the lot but it's close. I'll state my seasons. I didn't like Gareth Very much. The Jewels side story was not engaging at all and the ending had me pulling at my hair.
That being said, It is still an extremely enjoyable book. I loved the interactions between Hyacinth and Lady Danbury, I loved Gareth's legitimacy storyline and ofc, I loved Julia Quinn's writing.
Walked in on this scene right after finishing The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead. Seems Bagel knew I'd need a serious Happily Ever After come-down after Whitehead's weighty novel. I dunno, girl. I might put off starting another book until tomorrow.
