Why I love historical fiction. I learn so much! I didn‘t even know this was a thing. 🤔
lil1inblue Wow! I never knew this. Fascinating. 22h
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Why I love historical fiction. I learn so much! I didn‘t even know this was a thing. 🤔
panNot a lucky pick for #foodandlit
What a drag...nothing happens, there is no coherent story or theme, the number of names and characters is completely insane and all of this is normal for someone's diary, but why would anyone publish this and expect anyone else to be able to follow.
Not everything a poet writes is poetry. It really feels like a grab for money and saving on editing if any was done at all.
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The dog, as I got ready to go to work.
Hope your Christmas Eve morning is as cozy as Jett‘s! 🎄 Next year, I‘m asking Santa to make me a dog…
I received my last #winterwitch package and my #Jolabokaflodswap package. @MittenGirlPeach @KadaGul @MaleficentBookDragon @BookwormAHN …..I will open them tomorrow seeing when I got home Cassian was still up and he has a low grade fever and just wants to be held by me.
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pickI struggle to find Christmas books for the book club I host at work. This tiny novella fit the bill, and most of the group loved it. I thought it was fine for what it was, but I‘m not eager to recommend it. The setting alone makes the book: an English manor house complete with crackling fires, drunk relatives, a conservatory, and a short walk to a local pub. There‘s also diary entries from Christmas week years ago. Read as the snow was falling!
pickWhat a nice little read for the holidays. A perfect murder mystery!
For the rest of my review, visit my Vlog at:
https://youtube.com/shorts/B-uSCiCi7qI?feature=share
Enjoy!
