Book Review | Crooked Kingdom | By Leigh Bardugo
Why would a fantasy like Crooked Kingdom which is a story about the common people interest everyone?
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Bookbugworld’s October Wrap Up | 2021
Just a small bouquet of the books I read in the month of October. After a few dull months, I am find my way back to my reading pace.
Bookbugworld’s November TBR | 2021
With November comes festivals like Diwali. So, it is towards the end of the year and all the more reason to get into festivities.
Ruthless Gods | By Emily A Duncan
Ruthless Gods propels the story forward. The chaotic kingdoms are rattled even more by the end. There is a lot left which gets your attention for the third book.
The Book Of Uriel | By Elysse Hoffman
The Book Of Uriel is an engaging and heartwarming tale of innocence and unbreakable spirit of a young mind.
The Promise of Summer | By Bella Osborne
The Promise of Summer is quite an enjoyable romantic tale. If you’re looking for a feel good summer beachy book, just to go back in time for the summery warmth, this is the one you want to pick.
Six of Crows | By Leigh Bardugo
Six of Crows is a must read if you love adventure with powerful characters. The world building is so detailed that you wouldn’t even think about it being fictional. It is as mesmerizing as a fantasy should be.
Bookbugworld’s October TBR | 2021
A few books that have been in my TBR for a while and some new books to read for the month of October.
Geraldine Verne’s Red Suitcase | By Jane Riley
If you’re looking for a heart-warming and uplifting book , Geraldine Verne’s Red Suitcase one is for you. The story reminds us to rejoice in the simple joys of life.
Well Played | By Jen Deluca
Well Played is the companion book to Jen Deluca’s Well Met which was a hate to love romance with a renaissance theme.
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