Thank you to Agora Books for inviting me to be a part of this book's blog tour. Before I dive into my review for this book, let's give you a little blurb of this novel by Carol Cooper: ‘Memories are fragile when you are seventy years old. I can’t afford to lose any more of… Continue reading Blog Tour – The Girls From Alexandria by Carol Cooper
Thank you to NetGalley for this ARC. I believe I am the exact demographic for which this book was written. I have a Masters in Library and Information Sciences - a degree I pursued simply due to my love of books - so technically, I am a “librarian”. I am a Canadian who spent 8… Continue reading The Paris Library – a Spoiler-Free Review
Note: some affiliate links I swear, this won’t become a bookish rant blog, but there’s something that needs discussing. Reviewing books is an art. For many, it’s an actual paying career. Library reviewers are employed to make critical and necessary decisions about what products they bring onto their shelves and how they should be advertised… Continue reading Book Reviewing – Not Every Book is THAT Good
Note: Some affiliate links, all images and descriptions are sourced from Amazon.com I’m a sucker for deals, and sometimes the Kindle eBook deals are too good to resist. A little while ago my husband bought me a Kindle Fire (I got the 7 which is temporarily out of stock, but at a cheaper price point… Continue reading Amazon eBook Deals I Couldn’t Resist
This is going to be a bookish rant post. There’s a trend - especially in the Bookstagram community - that I just can’t wrap my head around. Actually, it extends into the fantasy and movie/series loving community as well, so it’s not fair to single any group out. But it stems from characters written in… Continue reading A Book Trope I’m Totally Sick Of
