GIFTED / Today I happily present you my review for Queen Bee, the newest novel by Jane Fallon, who’s work I always enjoy. This book should have been published back in April, but the release day has been changed to July 9th 2020. It has 400 pages. I received an eARC via Netgalley in an […]
Category: Reviews
The one to fall in love with (on the beach): Beach Read by Emily Henry #BeachRead #Romance #BookLovers #Summer
GIFTED / I am happy to bring you my review for Beach Read, a book I fell in love with, that took by the storm bookish community, well deserved. I was lucky enough to be invited to be one of early readers of this novel. Thank you to Penguin Random House for giving me this […]
One with good anxiety representation: Verona Comics by Jennifer Dugan @PRHGlobal #partner #comics #VeronaComics
Today I want to share with you my review for Verona Comics, a ya contemporary that talks about anxiety and first love, that took me by surprise. It was published on April 21st 2020 by G.P. Putnam’s Sons Books for Young Readers. It has 352 pages. I want to thank the team from Penguin Random […]
The best book I read this year so far: It Sounded Better in my Head by Nina Kentwood #booklovers #romance #teens #anxiety
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about one special book I read few days ago and fell in love with it completely. I loved it so much that it’s now my favourite read of 2020. It Sounded Better in my Head has 272 pages and is already out. I received this novel via Netgalley […]
The one about toxic friends: Faking Friends by Jane Fallon @MichaelJBooks @JaneFallon #booklovers #FakingFriends #Friends
GIFTED / Today I bring you my review for one blacklist title by one of my favourite authors. Faking Friends is standalone published by Michael Joseph, Penguin Random House UK on January 11th 2018 and it has 448 pages. I received this novel via Netgalley in an exchange for an honest review, and I want […]
The one of huge importance: And the Stars Were Burning Brightly by Danielle Jawando #booklovers #bullying #fiction
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about one book that I read back in February, but haven’t reviewed it until now. It is, in my opinion, one very important book that talks about bullying and where it can lead if we close our eyes. I received And the Stars Were Burning Brightly via Netgalley, […]
Two non-fiction reviews: Why We Sleep and Let them Eat Dirt #nonfiction #sleeping #immunity #books
Gifted / Today I bring you two reviews for non-fiction books I read recently. They are both with themes I am highly interested in, so I requested them via Netgalley. I want to thank publishers for providing me copies. Also, I want to mention that I don’t rate non-fiction books, so these are just my […]
The most beautiful book about love and loss: The Two Lives of Lydia Bird by Josie Silber (BookReview) #BookLovers #WomensFiction #LoveStory
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about the book the I read in 2019, the one that has stolen my heart. When I read it in November it was my absolutely favourite read of 2019 and I hope my words will make you give this beautiful novel a try. The Two Lives of Lydia […]
Breathtaking story set in small town: Big Lies in a Small Town by Diane Chamberlain (Book Review) #BookReview #SmallTown #NorthCarolina
GIFTED / Today I bring you my review for the book I read in 2019. It’s a story with two time lines, and I really enjoyed it. Big Lies in a Small Town was published today, on January 14th 2020 by St. Marin’s Press, and it has 400 pages. I received an e-ARC of this […]
Creepy but realistic: The Assistant by S. K. Tremayne (Book Review) #TheAssistant #Thriller #BookLovers
GIFTED / Today I want to talk about a novel that really creeped me out, because it made me think how realistic the events that happened in this book actually are, and how our future and present day is not so far from the same doom. The Assistant was published on December 2nd 2019 by […]