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Book Review | The Secret Book of Flora Lea

Book Review | The Secret Book of Flora Lea

When I first finished the book, I thought it was an enjoyable novel. It was an interesting story to focus on the Pied Piper child evacuations in WWII and a young girl going missing destroying multiple families and the village they were living in. Yet, the more I think about it, the less I like […]

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Book Review | My Year of Rest and Relaxation

Book Review | My Year of Rest and Relaxation

Before we get to the review, I want to bring to your attention the Go Fund Me campaign to help Daneia and Mohamed save their family. Dania (it’s spelled both ways in the post) comes from a family of 9. They have lost everything, our home, our friends. They’ve been at war for 8 months […]

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Book Review | Kingdom of the Wicked

Book Review | Kingdom of the Wicked

I remember the day I was browsing the bookstore and came across Stalking Jack the Ripper. It was a recently released book—had been out for a week, maybe two—but I had never heard of it. I’m obsessed with the Jack the Ripper murders, as basic as it is to say, it’s the case that really […]

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Book Review | Ana María and the Fox

Book Review | Ana María and the Fox

Before we get to the review I want to bring attention to a GoFundMe to save a family from Gaza and start again. Haya Murtaja and her two daughters, Sham and Maryam, have lost everything since the war. Her daughters have suffered a lot in the war, especially since they now live in a camp, […]

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Book Review | The Familiar

Book Review | The Familiar

Before we get to the review, I want to take a moment to feature a GoFundMe to help Reema from Gaza rebuild her dream. Reema was a 4th level pharmacy student and health educator who’s dreams were shattered by the horrors of war. Her university now lies in ruins from bombings. Her and her family […]

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Book Review | If the Shoe Fits

Book Review | If the Shoe Fits

Before we get to the review, I want to take a moment to feature a GoFundMe on distributing food and medicine to Palestinians in Gaza. Abedelsalam S Abu Halima is a 23-year-old Palestinian who was born and raised in Gaza. While he and his family are enduring the hardships of the Israeli occupation, they are […]

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Book Review | The House That Horror Built

Book Review | The House That Horror Built

I was so excited to get my hands on this book. For the most part, I really enjoyed the novel. It mostly fell flat for me at the end. First off, the set up of the novel was so well-done. I loved the back and forth between present day and the Harry and Javier past […]

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Book Review | The Unmaking of June Farrow

Book Review | The Unmaking of June Farrow

Adrienne Young brings an ethereal story with unforgettable characters. I loved the story, characters, and mystery. The opening of the book truly brings you in to the atmosphere. The line “put me to sleep with the fiddle at sunset,” felt so raw and made me want to continue reading. The story immediately introduces us to […]

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Book Review | Beyond the Aching Door

Book Review | Beyond the Aching Door

I’m pretty sure I heard about this book on Instagram and proceeded to immediately pre-order it. Wow! I am blown away by the beautiful writing and wonderful characters that Victoria Mier brought to life. One tiny thing I will bring up is that it did take a minute to get into the story. It was […]

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ARC Review | The Villain Edit

ARC Review | The Villain Edit

Before starting on the review for the book, I have to admit that I’m not a fan of The Bachelor/ette, Bachelor in Paradise, or any of it’s many other spin-offs. I’ve watched a season of the Bachelor (or maybe the Bachelorette) and a season of Bachelor in Paradise. It contained a lot of what is […]

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