Book Recommendations, Uncategorized

March 2024 Books Vs Moods

Last month my post was Feb 2024 Books Vs Moods. This is a recurring compilation post that I make at the end of every month for the books that I have read in any given month. These are my reviews distributed by the mood in which the book would be best appreciated in. The covers lead… Continue reading March 2024 Books Vs Moods

Chick lit, Mystery

A Half-Baked Murder by Emily George

Narrated by: Chelsea Stephens This is the first in a series, and I tend to like trying out books of a series to see if there is something in it for future me. I sometimes do the choosing in such a hurry that I might not pay attention to the contents of the plotline. This… Continue reading A Half-Baked Murder by Emily George

Non Fiction

Untamed India – A Victorian Woman’s Travel Adventure by Fanny Parks

This book is a reprint of a much larger volume. I tried to get my hands on a physical copy of this version, but I have not been able to. I would not recommend the larger volume because it might be too cumbersome to get through, and that would mean missing out on the tidbits… Continue reading Untamed India – A Victorian Woman’s Travel Adventure by Fanny Parks

Chick lit

The Right Wrong Match by Sara Jane Woodley

Narrated by Justis Bolding; David Bendena Although this book has characters who have appeared earlier in a series, prior knowledge is not required to understand what is happening in this one. I can attest to that fact because I did not realise when I requested the book and only found out later at some point… Continue reading The Right Wrong Match by Sara Jane Woodley

Children's fiction, Historical fiction

Friends and Traitors by Helen Peters

Without much advance planning, I ended up reading two children's historical fiction books back to back. They are entirely different, although based in the same time period, but they take place in two different countries with differing focuses.This story is about the war and the people who stayed home and their reality. It is written… Continue reading Friends and Traitors by Helen Peters

Children's fiction, Historical fiction

Light and Air by Mindy Nichols Wendell

If an average reader avoids a book like this, assuming its content is solely for a younger crowd, they will miss out on something different. I may not read many young-adult/children's historical fiction over the course of any given year, but when I do I am always overjoyed to stumble upon something like this.This particular… Continue reading Light and Air by Mindy Nichols Wendell