I let my kindle unlimited subscription languish for a while. One fine day when I was in the mood again, I refreshed the entire queue and chose a fresh set of books/audiobooks to read/listen to. I have since let it sit again (maybe the writing of this review might help in some form). This book… Continue reading The Case of the Sleepwalker’s Niece (Perry Mason #8) by Erle Stanley Gardner
Tag: 3 stars
The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki
This is a story that requires some amount of patience to appreciate. It is entirely unique in its presentation of a family of two being tossed around by thoughts that they are unable to control but that control their ultimate behaviour.The mother and son duo have lost the thread that held their tiny family together.… Continue reading The Book of Form and Emptiness by Ruth Ozeki
Old Friends Reunited by Maddie Please
I have read and reviewed another book by the author Sisters Behaving Badly I have read one other book by the author, and the common denominator between the two is the fact that the main protagonists are older than the average 30-somethings in other books. This story is of three friends, all with adult children… Continue reading Old Friends Reunited by Maddie Please
It Started with a Dance by Tinia Montford
This book has a unique protagonist issue, surprisingly something I have encountered before this year. I am glad that there is now more variety in the plotlines, making it interesting to venture into these stories.Cami has an invisible illness. One that she is not taking the prescribed medication for because she does not feel her… Continue reading It Started with a Dance by Tinia Montford
Not Working by Lisa Owens
For different reasons than Claire's, I am in a similar situation that she finds herself in at the beginning of the year. Our leading lady quit her job before setting out a plan for her future. She is living with her boyfriend, and they share the mortgage of the apartment they live in.The financial burden… Continue reading Not Working by Lisa Owens
The Orphan Keeper by Camron Wright
I have read and reviewed another book by the author The Rent Collector I have read and reviewed another book by the author quite recently ( The Rent collector). That, too, was an adapted version for younger readers.This story is based on real-life incidents. The book, however, does not seem to qualify as non-fiction, probably… Continue reading The Orphan Keeper by Camron Wright
The Love of My Life by Rosie Walsh
Narrated by Imogen Church, Theo Solomon I read a book by the author quite early in my blogging journey (The Man Who Didn’t Call ), and although it is not highly rated online, I found it brilliant. I read that in the physical version and loved the suddenness of things. I wanted to try this… Continue reading The Love of My Life by Rosie Walsh
Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler
I saw this book in many places when it first came out. I even had an ebook version from my library downloaded at some point. When I finally saw the size of the slim volume at the library, I decided to finally get around to reading it.The book is one in a long line of… Continue reading Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler