Book Review | The Beach House | By Jenny Hale
The Beach House presents the idea of love that goes beyond generations and lives in through the people who come after us.
Tagged: contemporaryfiction
You and Me on Vacation | By Emily Henry
You and Me on Vacation is a fun summer read which will enrich you with a decade worth travel experience combined with a sweet romance.
Book Review | Firefly Lane | By Kristin Hannah
Firefly Lane is not everyone’s cup of tea. It is a story that stays with you hours after you finish reading.
Book Review | One To Watch | By Kate Stayman-London
Bea Schumacher and her journey of love is a glimpse into the complex world of modern dating with the touch of reality TV.
Book Review | We Are Family | By Nicola Gill
We Are Family is a one time read which explores familial relationships and how it shapes our own personalities. This is definitely not a quick read. So pick it, if you have plenty of time to read about family drama and dealing with trauma.
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.
Things You Save in a Fire | By Katherine Center
My thoughts Narrative and Plot Things You Save in a Fire is entirely a first person narrative. Cassie Hamwell talks to the reader about her life and how she managed to cope after moving from...
Red Birds | By Mohammed Hanif
Momo’s brother is missing and he wants to find him. Will he or not? However, in the quest to finding a lost brother, you unearth a lot more in the abandoned refugee camp and the life there. In the end, no war has brought anything good in this world and through all it’s light sarcastic anecdotes, Red Birds delivers that message well and clear.
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