I am not an avid traveller by today's terms (even pre-pandemic), but I have done my fair share. I was drawn to this memoir because of the unique perspective of travelling with children in tow.In the author's position as a travel journalist, she gets offers to stay and write about those experiences. This also means… Continue reading Shape of a Boy by Kate Wickers
Category: Non Fiction
In My Mother’s Footsteps by Mona Hajjar Halaby
Narrated by Lameece Issaq This is a book I chose to read/listen to because I am unaware of the actual basis of the issues in Palestine and everything related to that. I originally got myself an ARC of the book but ended up listening to an audiobook of it and only checking out the photos… Continue reading In My Mother’s Footsteps by Mona Hajjar Halaby
Design a Healthy Home by Oliver Heath
This book is still up for request on NetGalley as of the writing of this post. I have been on a home improvement kick lately. Not that I am implementing everything I see immediately, but I am enjoying picking up different ideas which I may someday use in some small way or the other. This… Continue reading Design a Healthy Home by Oliver Heath
The Puma Years by Laura Coleman
I received an Advance copy thanks to the publishers and NetGalley (it is still available to request on the website!). However, the review is based on my listening to the audiobook via Kindle Unlimited. It took some time, but I managed to listen to the whole book, and I only went back to the digital… Continue reading The Puma Years by Laura Coleman
Atlas of Forgotten Places by Travis Elborough
I have read and reviewed Atlas of Vanishing Places The lost worlds, and The Atlas of … (Two books) by the same author. This is not the first book that I have read in the Atlas series, but one that I managed to read all the way through in fewer sittings than I took for a… Continue reading Atlas of Forgotten Places by Travis Elborough
The Man Who Fell From the Sky by William Norris
Narrated by Tom Beyer When I picked this book, I was not aware of its original publishing date. I somehow did not pay attention to it. It was only when I was sitting down to write this review did I finally figure that out. This book is about one year older than me, which makes… Continue reading The Man Who Fell From the Sky by William Norris
Feels Like Home by Marian Parsons
I have been working on ideas for my house for a couple of months. I have not acted on anything in any real way, except for a few touches here and there, and I thought this might help me make some choices. The book begins with the author walking us through her ideas of a… Continue reading Feels Like Home by Marian Parsons
Rail Journeys by David Ross
I was expecting something very particular when I started this book. This is entirely my fault, and my review and rating of the book reflect this. I read a digital review copy, probably not the best way to peruse through train journeys. I was hoping for an in-depth look at different train compartments and facilities… Continue reading Rail Journeys by David Ross