Bookbugworld’s July Wrap Up | 2023
A quick look at all the books I read in the month of July 2023.
Category: Book Discussions
The Rachel Incident | By Caroline O’Donoghue
If someone were to ask me to describe The Rachel Incident in a few words, “a beautiful coming of age” novel would be apt.
Bunny | By Mona Awad
Reading Bunny was one of the most entertaining experiences of the year. However, it ended up being a one time read for me.
Toby and the Silver Blood Witches | By Sally Doherty
Toby and the Silver Blood Witches was deeper than what I expected from a middle-grade book in terms of emotional quotient.
Bell Time | By Sophie Toovey
If you are a fan of authors like Sophie Kinsella, Catherine Walsh and Jill Mansell, you will end up loving Bell Time.
The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams | By Victoria Williamson | Illustrated by James Brown
The Pawnshop of Stolen Dreams is a quick and enjoyable read which makes you think while being intrigued by the theatrics.
The Sunday Post | 11 June 2023
The Sunday Post is a book meme hosted by Kimberley @CaffeinatedReviewer. It is a roundup of all things bookish that you wish to share with your fellow readers.
Break | By Clare Littlemore
Break, the second book in the Flow series was even more engaging than the first one. Life for Quin won’t be the same again ever.
Thank You For Listening | By Julia Whelan
Thank You For Listening is a romance novel, not just between the main leads Sewanee and Brock but, between the reader/listener and the audiobooks.
The Club | By Ellery Lloyd
The Club is a closed-circuit thriller with x/y variables. IÂ would say go for it if this kind of entertainer is your thing.
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