So, today I wanted to talk about Leah on the Offbeat. This is the first book for the #PrideBookClub which is running from X to Y. There's a different lGBTQ+ book each week - I won't be taking part every single week, but their are a few books I definitely want to take part in the discussions of and read along.
This was an interesting book for me. Like many others, I absolutely loved Karen's first book One Of Us Is Lying. It was very character driven, and the the plot kept me completely hooked. However, in Two Can Keep A Secret, the premise was really interesting, but I think the characters let it down slightly. But we'll get to that.
The Book: Please Read This Leaflet CarefullyAuthor: Karen HavelinPublisher: Dead Ink BooksPages: 212Genre & Themes: contemporary, chronic illness, pain, bodies, womenPublication date: 31st May 2019Rating: 5/5, GO READ IT! I was absolutely thrilled to receive this book in the post from Dead Ink, after requesting a copy to review. The cover is absolutely beautiful, I …
I am SO SO excited to talk about this book today. I genuinely feel so blessed lately with the amount of books that are being published with diverse characters and excellent rep. It's genuinely been weeks since I turned that final page, and I'm still thinking about the main characters. Right, let's get on with it .. because you (yes, you) need to read this book immediately.
The Book: The Flatshare by Beth O'LearyPages: 400Publisher: Quercus BooksPublication Date: 18th April 2019 I'm super excited to talk about this book today! I received a proof of The Flatshare through Netgalley, and I'm supes excited because *spoiler*, I bloody loved it. The premise of The Flatshare is simple. Leon is a nurse that works …
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Hey everyone! I'm back this week with another book review - this time I've read Unconventional by Maggie Harcourt. Unconventional is about a girl called Lexi whose dad runs 'Angelo Conventions'. Lexi has grown up around conventions, and is now a staff member/clipboard extraordinaire at them. As the plot progresses, she meets a debut novelist …
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