Bookbugworld’s September TBR 2020
Dear Bookbugs, With work getting back to full force, I couldn’t exactly complete all the books in my August TBR. So I am keeping things simple for September...
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Book Review | The Deck Of Omens | By Christine Lynn Herman
The Deck of Omens lived up to the expectations of anyone who read and actually enjoyed the twisted tale of Four Paths in The Devouring Gray. Although, the words like “quarantine” and “airborne” were too real to be honest.
Book Review | Legend of SuhelDev – The King Who Saved India | By Amish
Legend of Suheldev is a compelling and exciting read that celebrates the history and culture of India in the signature style of the author.
Book Review | Wild At Heart | By K A Tucker
If you are a romance reader, Wild At Heart is definitely a page turner. A book that you can read in one go and come back again for more.
Book Review | Media Queen | By Michelle Prak
Media Queen is a glimpse at the life of Jordyn Fairweather, the fashion magazine editor. This is a fun read if you are interested in content creation, in general.
WWW Wednesday | 19 August 2020
The WWW Wednesday meme was hosted by MizV at A Daily Rhythm. It is now revived by Taking a World of Words.This is a simple meme where you have to answer the three W’s of a reader’s life.
Book Review | When Dimple Met Rishi | By Sandhya Menon
Are you the girl who still can’t get over that smile when you hear the song “Pehla Nasha” ? If so, then When Dimple Met Rishi is for you.
Book Review | Take A Hint Dani Brown | By Talia Hibbert
Take a Hint, Dani Brown is a swoon worthy romance read. It is hot, charming and adorable all in one package.
Book Review | Of Literature and Lattes | By Katherine Reay
Of Literature and Lattes is a follow up book to the Printed Letter Bookshop. It is a book about community and people coming together for each other.
July Reading Wrap Up | 2020
Dear Bookbugs, In the beginning of July, I decided to go without a planned reading calendar , except for the blog tour books. And it went good as I read more than my...
