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Review: Gingerbread Bones
If you read my reviews all the way to the end, you may have noticed a disclaimer that frequently goes, “This ARC was provided by [publisher or author] via NetGalley.” NetGalley is a website that connects authors and their publishers with potential readers and reviewers. This summer, they ran a
Review: Murder at the Cornish Book Club
Back in April, I wrote about the first book in the Maddie Penrose series Murder at a Cornish Teashop. The second book featuring Maddie and her grandmother Nor has been released and it gets a bit meta as it revolves around a death within Nor's book club group.
Review: We Chase Shadows
If you watch hardly any British television (excuse me... telly), you have probably encountered the work of Richard Osman. He has created many programs and appeared on even more shows like Pointless, QI, Would I Lie to You, and the second season/series of Taskmaster. After writing several non-fiction
Review: Tinker
In most history classes (at least when I was in school), there seems to be too much emphasis on wars. While I do enjoy learning about the war years of various civilizations (mainly the home front aspects), the times in between the wars are often neglected. Tinker by Jennifer M.