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Continue reading →: March’in Right Into April!How is it already April?! This year is flying by and I’ll admit I started 2019 off in a serious reading funk. However, March proved to be my month and I was back in action! I ended the month completing 10 books and roughly 3,649 pages. I’ve never totaled the…
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Continue reading →: The Red Address Book – Sofia LundbergThe Red Address Book was sort of an impulse buy – I was at my local bookstore, Roscoe Books, because I had just finished a book and needed something new to read (I really can’t go a day without reading something!). Nothing seemed to be sticking out to me as I…
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Continue reading →: Auschwitz Lullaby – Mario EscobarOh, MY HEART! This book. Whew…. it was a rough one. Easy to read and plow through in terms of an interest and anticipation standpoint? Yes, absolutely. Easy to read without having your heart break into a million pieces over and over again? NO. Auschwitz Lullaby seriously broke my heart. I…
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Continue reading →: Suicide Notes – Michael Thomas FordIf you’ve been following my blog for some time, you’d know that I typically only review/recommend books that are 4/5 stars and are stories that have truly impacted me in some way. However, I am breaking my own rule and am reviewing a 3 star book – Suicide Notes by Michael Thomas…
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Continue reading →: The Orphan’s Tale – Pam JenoffWell what do you know – another historical fiction book based on WWII. Didn’t I tell you I would fall in love with Pam Jenoff after reading The Lost Girls of Paris?! Spoiler alert – I liked The Lost Girls of Paris better than The Orphan’s Tale but nonetheless, I thoroughly enjoyed this unique take…
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Continue reading →: The Huntress – Kate QuinnWell what do you know, it’s time for my classic phase of binge-reading every new Historical Fiction book based around WWII (I called this in the last post!). I’m a little embarrassed to admit that The Alice Network by Kate Quinn has been on my TBR list since it was published last…
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Continue reading →: The Lost Girls of Paris – Pam JenoffI found myself going through phases over the last few years where I would become so consumed with World War II and the Holocaust that I would read book after book on the subject, basically any that I could get my hands on! Eventually I need a break after doing…
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Continue reading →: Because You’re Mine – Rea FreyOh, how I love Rea Frey. I feel like I can say this in a non-creepy way because unlike other authors I read, I’ve actually met her! Not only that, I’ve also interacted with her many times via social media. She’s very interactive with her followers and someone I look…
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Continue reading →: Hello 2019…3 Months Later2019 has been off to a crazy, busy start and I have been kicking myself for not updating my blog sooner! Being busy is no excuse not to keep up with hobbies and what you love, but sometimes things need to take priority over others. In the first 3 months…
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