It’s been awhile since the Bookish Ladies read and reviewed the same book. Today Jennifer and Melinda share their very different feelings on Kristan Higgins’ Good Luck with That. Continue reading “Opposing Book Reviews: Good Luck with That by Kristan Higgins”
This is book 2 and I didn’t read book 1 but went straight into this and I was happily just fine without knowing anything that came before it so yay to that! This author is one that I’ve had on my TBR for awhile so I’m glad I finally read something by her. And I liked it so much I went back and have already since read the first book. Continue reading “Book Review: Feels Like Summer by Six de los Rios”
With Olsen’s sophomore novel, she’s becoming an author to watch. The stories are not perfect, but they kept this reader engaged. Continue reading “Book Review: With You Always by Rena Olsen”
Looking for a book that will make you feel warm and fuzzy? Cottage by the Sea is just what this book blogger orders. Continue reading “Book Review: Cottage by the Sea by Debbie Macomber”
A pleasant enough way to pass a few hours, but there wasn’t a lot of “meat” to this story. Continue reading “Book Review: Every Time You Go Away by Beth Harbison”
Okay, full disclosure I think I am officially a Jenny Holiday fangirl. It kind of snuck up on me and I didn’t see it coming but here it is. I read Famous and Infamous (and really enjoyed both!) and then bought her 49th Floor series when it was on sale because the stories were very inclusive. I was not disappointed and that sealed the deal but her Bridesmaids Behaving Badly series has delighted me to no end. Continue reading “Book Review: It Takes Two by Jenny Holiday”
This novel can be summed up with a few words … creepy, disturbing and disgusting. Continue reading “Book Review: Baby Teeth by Zoje Stage”
This the companion book to Julie Murphy’s hit book Dumplin’, which is soon to be a movie, a book I loved. We’ve already met both main characters of Puddin’ in the previous book so it’s nice to have everything already established for us and get to jump right in. What’s great is you don’t have to read the first book to get what’s happening – either way you would be completely fine with your point of entry, and that is really important to have and I appreciate that the author was able to manage that here. Continue reading “Book Review: Puddin’ by Julie Murphy”
Engaging throughout but the ending left me feeling … Continue reading “Book Review: Somebody’s Daughter by David Bell”
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