Non-Bookish Weekend Post: Sokken Zoeken Game

I decided to once again be lazy and pick a small random game which I've currently leant to someone else instead of a larger hand that I would play ( although I might not have time or space to play any of those games for a long while) This is the version of the game…

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…

One Christmas Eve by Shari Low

The author does multiple narratives simultaneously really well. Very few people can carry out distinct voices the way she does. The time that each woman reveals information is different, but it is more than that that sets them apart.We have the grandmother in 1968, almost ready to have her daughter and faced with her first…

A Midnight Kiss on Ever After Street by Jaimie Admans

This is the least essential takeaway from the book, but it was the first thing to hit me, and it lingered like a PJ at the back of my mind almost throughout the narrative. I wondered that if the town that was described existed, how and by how much would Disney, the company, come down…

Rent to Be by Sonia Hartl

It is interesting when the plot of a romantic story uses realistic hurdles which are contemporary and make sense, even under the circumstances depicted in the book.Isla Jane got an MBA, not because she felt like it was the best thing to do but because she did not think her parents would appreciate any lower…

A Cryptic Clue by Victoria Gilbert

This is the kind of book that works better as a foundational setup than an individual plot. I will try to explain what I mean by that.Mystery series are of several types, but the most prominent in recent times is the one with the unofficial amateur who lives in a town filled with uncovered secrets,…

NonFiction November 2022 Week 4: Worldview Changers

This is my entry for the fourth week of Nonfiction November. Please link back to Rebekah @ She Seeks NonFiction if you are participating this week. After all the previous prompts, I was not left with much for this one. I think this was one that helped cement my understanding of the world of Palm…

August 2021 Books Vs Moods

My last compilation past was: July 2021 Books Vs Moods. This is my regular monthly list where I list the books I liked of the ones I reviewed in the month and match them with the best mood they can be appreciated in. This was a great month, both in terms of making a dent in…