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Tag: bookblogger
5 BOOKS IN MARCH
March's round-up of books new and old
8 BOOKS IN FEBRUARY
The one where I try to restrain myself from talking about freelancing
13 BOOKS IN JANUARY
I read 13 books in January - here are some of my favourites to save you time choosing
HOW TO GET 70% OFF BOOKS IN THE UK – 66 BOOK CLUB HEMEL HEMPSTEAD
66 Books - the place to be for discounted books in the UK
I READ 80+ BOOKS IN 2022 – HERE ARE MY TOP 5
Nearly 90 books read in 2022 - here are some of my new favourites
PERIMENOPAUSE? THE UNSPOKEN FACTS ABOUT THE MENOPAUSE WITH DR LOUISE NEWSON
A super healthy, eye opening book for everything about the menopause - and the menopause before the menopause: the peri-menopause! Something I will know more about when it happens in (more than) a few years!
HEATWAVE – VICTOR JESTIN
A very short novella to occupy you for a couple of hours. Translated from French, it follows young Leonard dealing with his actions over the course of a super hot weekend and young Oscar's life - and he did nothing to help him.
REASONS TO STAY ALIVE – MATT HAIG
A book about mental health that NO ONE will regret reading. Everyone is guaranteed to learn something new, or share something that has happened to them.
A STRANGER IN THE HOUSE – SHARI LAPENA
Another encounter with Lapena's Detective Rasbach who investigates a woman suffering amnesia after a crash near a murder scene. A somewhat predictable telling by the author, yet she continues to throw in the occasional curveball
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