By: Matt Haig “All reading, in short, is telepathy and all reading is time travel. It connects us to everyone and everywhere and every time and every imagined dream.” I’m going to preface this review by saying that I read this book because we have a work virtual book club and this the book thatContinue reading “The Life Impossible”
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Nightbitch
By: Rachel Yoder By day, she’s a mother to a toddler. By night, she’s turning into something else. She finds weird patches of hair, her canine teeth seem sharper, and a weird bump with hair near her lower back. She believes she is turning into a dog! So this book was definite NOT for me.Continue reading “Nightbitch”
The Lost Bookshop
By: Evie Woods It’s 1921 in London, and we meet Opaline Carlisle who is running away to France to escape being forced to marry. She begins working in a bookshop and that’s where her story begins. Present day, Martha escapes her abusive marriage and becomes a housekeeper for Madame Bowden. She meets Henry, who isContinue reading “The Lost Bookshop”
The Book of Doors
By: Gareth Brown “This is the Book of Doors. Hold it in your hand, and any door is every door.” Cassie is just living her life. She is gifted a book by a customer, but it’s a different type of book. It’s magical. It allows her to travel anywhere through doors. But this book isContinue reading “The Book of Doors”
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