Plastic Free: The Inspiring Story of a Global Environmental Movement and Why It Matters by Rebecca Prince-Ruiz, Joanna Atherfold Finn

I read quite a few zero waste books and Plastic-related ones as well since I first got clued in to the reality of the issues around us. It is surprising how blind I was to my own footprint a few years ago! I made a significant stride forward as long as I lived in HK…

Laid Out in Lavender (A Garlic Farm Mystery #3) by Gin Jones

I have read and reviewed two other books in this series on the blog earlier. Although I have read two books of the series previously, my reaction to this one and the rating I decided to give show how much of a roller coaster it's been. I enjoyed the first, the second - not so…

Baggage: Confessions of a Globe-Trotting Hypochondriac by Jeremy Hance

The book is still available on NetGalley as of the writing of this post This is more than a tale of a hypochondriac and his travels. The tagline makes it seem slightly more lighthearted than the content, which is not essentially wrong, but I thought that the book had a lot more depth than I…

Mystery by the Sea (A Lady Eleanor Swift Mystery Book 5) by Verity Bright

I have read and reviewed three previous books in this series: I missed one book in this series thus far and have liked it. This particular instalment was the best of the lot. The character of Lady Eleanor Swift has just gotten better with every passing book. In this adventure by the sea, I believed…

Three Apples Fell from the Sky by Narine Abgaryan, Lisa C. Hayden (Translation)

I managed to get in just in time to follow up a long line of pre-scheduled posts. This is not something I have managed to do in a while and am hoping the trend continues. As is obvious, daily posts mean a better visibility on WordPress which leads to better interactions, so I try to…

Ms. Adventure by Jess Phoenix

On a non-fiction binge of sorts (for me), I listened to this book on audio. First, I must mention that my enjoyment of the experience was because of the author's narration. Her enthusiasm and love for the subject in question and her gradual improvement in scientific standing was evident. To be frank, I may not…

Jeeves and the Leap of Faith by Ben Schott

Still available to request on NetGalley! I have always been a Blandings person when it comes to PG Wodehouse's books. I have the Psmith collection as well, but for some reason, I never actually worked my way through the entire Jeeves set. I have read a few, here and there but not enough to qualify…

Hare Sitting Up (Sir John Appleby #18) by Michael Innes

I have read and reviewed three other books by the author previously. Before going into this review, I should admit that there is something about Sir John Appelby and his style of 'sleuthing' and the way the author talks about the cast of characters around him appeals very strongly to me. In the other books…