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Category: September 2019

Book Review: The Good Luck Girls by Charlotte Nicole Davis

“The Good Luck Girls” had a great opening and I also liked the ending, but I got lost somewhere in the middle. It was an enjoyable read and I’d recommend this for adventure fans or someone looking for a more contemporary Wild West type story – 3 stars.… Read More Book Review: The Good Luck Girls by Charlotte Nicole Davis

September 27, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread4 Comments

Blog Tour: The Familiars by Stacey Halls

“The Familiars” is a historical story set during the time of the Pendle Witch Trials. I really enjoyed this story and would recommend it for fans of Gothic fiction. Fleetwood Shuttleworth is a likeable character who I appreciated even more when I found out she was based on a real young woman. It’s 5 stars from me!… Read More Blog Tour: The Familiars by Stacey Halls

September 25, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread8 Comments

Book Review: The Next Forever by Alix Kelso

“The Next Forever” is a lovely story of finding romance when you least expect it. Keith and Chrissie are both realistic, likable characters that you can’t help but route for and their story makes for a truly heartwarming read. It’s 4 stars from me!… Read More Book Review: The Next Forever by Alix Kelso

September 22, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread7 Comments

Book Review: Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

“Before the Coffee Gets Cold” is a charming, clever story about how, no matter what we may try, there is nothing we can do to change the past and we can only learn and grow from our mistakes. I really enjoyed this heartwarming tale and it’s 4 stars from me.… Read More Book Review: Before the Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi

September 19, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread6 Comments

Book Review: A Little Romance by Alix Kelso

“A Little Romance” is a feel-good story that’s a lovely addition to the Fairhill series by Alix Kelso. Exploring themes of loneliness, grief, friendship and romance, this novella is a quick read that’s bound to put a smile on your face – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: A Little Romance by Alix Kelso

September 13, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread4 Comments

Blog Tour: Living My Best Li(f)e by Claire Frost

Living My Best Li(f)e is a feel-good story of friendship and community spirit that would be a ideal holiday read. It’s also an important reminder that what you see on social media isn’t always the truth – sometimes #livingmybestlife is a little more #livingmybestlie. … Read More Blog Tour: Living My Best Li(f)e by Claire Frost

September 6, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread1 Comment

Blog Tour: The Love Delusion by Nicola Mostyn

It’s my stop on the “The Love Delusion” blog tour! This is a genre defying magical adventure. It was refreshing to see some strong female leads in this type of story and I really enjoyed the fast-pace. It’s 4 stars from me!… Read More Blog Tour: The Love Delusion by Nicola Mostyn

September 6, 2019February 10, 2020 whatrebeccasread2 Comments

Book Review: Running Like a Girl by Alexandra Heminsley

I gave “Running Like a Girl” 4 stars on my first read and I think I enjoyed it even more second time round. I’d recommend this book for anyone who wants to run, or is thinking about running, but needs that extra push to get out the door – 5 stars!… Read More Book Review: Running Like a Girl by Alexandra Heminsley

September 2, 2019October 8, 2021 whatrebeccasread6 Comments

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I was kindly sent a copy of this book so that I could take part in the @tandemcollectiveuk read-along. A group of us read this book over a few days, stopping each day to reflect on how the book made us feel and what we’ve taken away from it (Ad - PR Product) 💜🧡 Yes please! 🙏🏻 It's my stop on the blog tour for #SqueakyClean by @callumrmcsorley! 📚📚📚 I'm currently taking part in a read-along organised by @tandemcollectiveuk for the book #Enchantment by @katherinemay_ 💜🧡 A big thank you to @tandemcollectiveuk for sending me a copy of #Enchantment by @katherinemay_ 💜🧡 I was kindly sent a copy of this book a few weeks ago and I was so surprised to open the package to find a book named after me! The cover suggested that my life isn’t quite as scandalous as this one though! 🫣 I’ve just finished my next Quick Reads, “The Swimmer” by Graham Norton. I’ve never read anything by Graham Norton before so his literature is new to me ☕ I love a quick read!! ❤️❤️ Having previously enjoyed “The Salt Path“, a memoir written and narrated by Raynor Winn, I decided to give her second book a try 🫖 What are you reading right now?? 📚📚📚 I've finished 'Whistle in the Dark', another long time resident on my bookshelf! It was good, but not as gripping as I had expected it to be. A nice 3 star read ⭐⭐⭐/5 ‘Elizabeth is Missing‘ is one of the first books I reviewed on this blog back in 2017. Not long after, I bought Emma Healey‘s next book ‘Whistle in the Dark’ but for some reason I can’t explain, I popped it on my bookshelf and there it stayed, until now! I’ve read a few books recently that have sat on my shelf for a while and I’ve made it my mission to stop neglecting my bookshelf in favour of newer, shinier books! 🙈 ‘The Girls Are Good’ is a quick novel set in the world of gymnastics, and oh my, it’s a tough world! 😢 The perfect Saturday morning: a big old cup of tea and a book! You all said this was a great book and OMG, you were right! 💙🧡❤️ Ummm, did you know this book was soooo good?!! Yes! Of course you did because so many of you told me it was and I was the stupid one who kept putting it off! 🙈🙈 I've been putting off this book for so long because Daisy Jones & Evelyn Hugo are two of my all time favourites and I'm scared that this one isn't going to live up to them! But this is it.... I'm going in! Ahhhh! Tell me, what did you think of Malibu Rising?? 🧡 I think it's fair to say that Babel has earned a place in my all time favourite books 😍 "Babel" is a dark academia novel combining language, linguistics and etymology with fantastic character development, some fantasy & some deep conflict. My favourite lunchtime spot 📚⏰💕 What or where is your favourite book shop? What a cosy read! ❄️ In 'The Winter Cottage', Rilla Clark has moved to the Scottish Highlands to try and sort out her late father’s property and make the necessary arrangements. Rilla has fond memories of her childhood in town but she hasn’t been back in quite a long time. Coming back home means she has the chance to reconnect with some of people she once knew, mostly Lachlan Fraser and his sisters Charlotte, Beth and Polly 🤗 My love of books means there are soooo many to choose from! Sometimes I just stare at the bookshelves and feel a little overwhelmed at all of the options! Omg! Look what just landed on my door step, a book named after me! 👸🏼 I have a feeling my life isn't quite as scandalous as this one though.... #TheHistoryoftheMusical is quite a unique audiobook in that it plays extracts of over 120 songs and combines them with narrated facts about musicals throughout time. As soon as someone finds out that I write book reviews, they ask me what my favourite book is and I always always always struggle to come up with an answer! Do you have a number 1 favourite book, or a few favourites that you flick between like me?? 💕

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