Modern Sourdough by Michelle Eshkeri

Coming from a part of the world were 'bread' in the western context is rare in kitchens at home, I was completely unaware of what sourdough actually was till a few years ago. Since learning about its existence, the taste and idea of it have had a meteoric rise in my personal list of favourites.…

Starlight Over Bluebell Castle (Bluebell Castle #3) by Sarah Bennett

I have read and reviewed the previous two of the books linked below: It is rare when the last book of a series is the best of the lot, but that just happens to be the case in this particular series. I knew I would sit with this one as soon as I had it…

Death Beside the Seaside (Lady Hardcastle Mysteries #6) by T.E. Kinsey,

Narrator: Elizabeth Knowelden I have adored this series from the get-go. I started listening to it early on in my KU membership, and the absolutely brilliant narration of Elizabeth Knowelden is but the icing on a very, very delicious cake. If you check out my previous reviews below you will know just what I am…

Bellman & Black by Diane Setterfield

I cannot believe I have read all three books this year! Only things like this make me realise that time has not flown as fast as I think it has from one week to the next. I have linked the previous reviews below, and as I typed this out the whole discussion of time (it's…

The Alloy of Law (Mistborn: The Alloy Era #1) by Brandon Sanderson

I reviewed the first series of this world on the blog before:     This book is set many centuries after the first series, and I did not directly jump into it because the reviews were lukewarm in comparison, and I had other ending things to get to. I feel like kicking myself for the…

Sugarbread by Balli Kaur Jaswal

Did I do any of the things I originally intended to do with the week free of posting since I had scheduled all the posts? NO. I only read some more books, which in itself is not a bad thing, just counter-intuitive to how I wanted to change my routine. Once again, I am scheduling…

First Time Embroidery and Cross-Stitch by Linda Wyszynski

This is the most comprehensive book that I could ever want if I decide to take up embroidery. I have this (probably bad) habit of purchasing everything required for a hobby even as I step into it. When I began crocheting, I bought a huge book and a lot of hooks and did not really…

Monarch Manor by Maureen Leurck

Sometimes when you stumble upon a book which from the first chapter draws you in, speaks to you. It is not just the content itself but the manner in which it is conveyed to you. It is about the narrative style, and the characters being introduced to you. When you turn the last page, with…