The Atlas of … (Two books)

I have been saving this review for a day when I do not have any ready reviews and do feel like posting something and contributing to improving my dismal feedback percentage on NetGalley. I received both these books originally as advance review copies thanks to the publishers and NetGalley but I was unable to read them in…

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The Bookshop Book by Jen Campbell

Bookshops have always had a special place in my heart. Not because I frequent them, but as they are associated with birthdays. Every birthday since I was a child, I would get free rein to buy one book. I had to make it a good one, because I had to wait a while for my…

Book Love by Debbie Tung

I was not as big a fan of the previous book by the author: Quiet Girl in a Noisy World only because the tone of it was a little heavy. This book on the other hand is what a mind reader would say if they had an opportunity to be around me in the situations highlighted…

Globalography: Our Interconnected World revealed in 50 Maps by Chris Fitch

I have not reviewed a book in the last few days so today I am going to try and pace my multiple reviews but will at least finish writing them by tonight. I got started with the last post and will be doing three more including this one. I received a copy of this via…

All That Remains by Sue Black

I received this book as an advance copy via NetGalley because I have had a morbid fascination for this science for a while. I did not get along with it when I first read it closer to its publication date and I set it aside. For some strange reason I started it yesterday and the…

The Lady in the Cellar by Sinclair McKay

This (hopefully) will be the last review of mine for the day, it is how I intended to make that sizable dent in my reading list and get my groove back. Considering that tomorrow is usually my busiest day of the week and I will not be getting much reading done, I do not know…

The Diary of a Bookseller by Shaun Bythell

I do not remember where I first saw this book or its review. When I saw it available on Edelwiess+, I gave in to the impulse and requested it. This book consists of a series of diary entries over an extended period of time detailing the day to day headaches and triumphs of running a…

Micro Living by Derek “Deek” Diedricksen

I requested this ARC from NetGalley a long time ago, I finally got around to reading it just before its publication date (tomorrow). Anyone who has spent any time watching home improvement channels, either in the US or on Netflix would have heard of the tiny house movement. There have always been homes/dwellings where people…