Synopsis: Eliza (or is it Aliza?) Bloom’s runaway wedding has become the stuff of family legend, but legends have a habit of catching up with you in the most unexpected ways… as Eliza discovers when her daughter finds something buried in a shoe box that nobody was supposed to find. I loved the way Beth … Continue reading The Two Hearts of Eliza Bloom by Beth Miller [Review]
“Still, nobody tells me anymore that my eyelashes should belong to somebody else. I like that I’m now allowed to enjoy my eyelashes” In this book, Laura explores the labels she has been assigned by birth, by others and those she chose herself. It’s a powerful, soul-baring book by a trans autistic woman who has … Continue reading Uncomfortable Labels by Laura Kate Dale [Review]
Synopsis Felix and his Mum Astrid find themselves homeless after a series of unfortunate events… relationship breakdowns, job losses and unforeseen circumstances. But Astrid has an idea💡: they can live in the van her ex-partner left behind. It will only be temporary and nobody will have to know. Except Felix is hungry, some days he … Continue reading No Fixed Address by Susin Nielsen [Review]
“I think then, perhaps, we need to look further than someone’s age to explain why they behave the way they do” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon is a heartfelt novel about what it means to get old. Synopsis: 84-year-old Florence (“you can call me Flo, you know”) has fallen in her flat … Continue reading Three Things About Elsie by Joanna Cannon [Review]
At the start of the month, all over Bookstagram (a lovely corner of Instagram that’s dedicated solely to books), book bloggers are posting pictures of their bookstacks to show followers their TBR pile. What is a TBR pile? Good question. It’s basically a stack of books that you want to read within the next month. … Continue reading TBR or Mood Reading?
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