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#LizzieReads After the success of her first book/memoir Everything I Know About Love, Dolly Alderton’s first fictitious novel Ghosts is based on her past experience of dating, being ghosted and her popular newspaper column of other people’s dealings with romance. (Her first is still on my never-ending TBR pile!) Through the experiences of Nina, Alderton [...]
As with all Paige Toon novels I have read, a comforting, real, raw and relatable tale of love, betrayal, sadness and family, from young to old, and learning from mistakes.
An eerie, disturbing, chilling yet captivating novel. I don’t know what it was about this book, but it really did leave me feeling left on edge.
Another compelling read from T.M. Logan, revealing that not all holidays are as perfect as you expect them to be...
A confusing coming-of-age story with a confusing based between Ireland, Sunderland and London
#LizzieReads I’m becoming more open to trying out genres I am not too keen on, for instance crime and thrillers, which is this post’s choice: The Catch by T. M. Logan did not fail to disappoint! It is quite lucky I picked this up, as it was only to make up a 3 for 2 [...]
A warm, funny, British rom-com read for Beth O'Leary fans. A fab read leaving me feel warm inside with some very unexpected LOL moments!
#LizzieReads ‘snowflake’ – a very sensitive person. Someone who is easily hurt or offended by the statement or actions of others. According to the ever-reliable urban dictionary. This is a term I am sure many of us have seen thrown about over the last couple of years in particular, and to the annoyance of others, [...]
#LizzieReads I knew I would not be let down when reading The Minute I Saw You by Paige Toon. I first discovered her in about 2013/2014 when reading Pictures of Lily (which I want to re-read!) where her novels are mainly based in the UK and Australia, or both! This novel did not fail to [...]
#LizzieReads This was recommended on my goodreads, probably as I am a massive Jane Austen fan, specifically Pride and Prejudice, as well as Netflix’s Bridgerton which I also intend to read. Now, I get some books will be similar, but this one was almost identical to Pride and Prejudice, making me somewhat bored – however, [...]
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