Twice Shy sounded like a good rivals to lovers, a quick and easy read, perfect for when you don’t have much time to read. Or so I expected. It was all that but also so much more. Maybell Parish has always been a dreamer and a hopeless romantic. But living in her own world has […]
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An Escape to Provence | Sophie Claire | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 22/03/2022*NOTE: AD / WERBUNG I received a copy of this book from the publisher via NetGalley for free in exchange for an honest review. Where there’s a will, can love find a way? When cynical divorce lawyer Daisy Jackson unexpectedly inherits a ramshackle farmhouse in Provence, she sets off for the French countryside to oversee […]
Heartstopper Vol. 1 | Alice Oseman | Rezension
By kat @ bookish blades on 11/03/2022* WERBUNG* *Ich habe dieses Buch vom Verlag kostenfrei bekommen für meine ehrliche Meinung. Um was geht’s? Dass Charlie schwul ist, weiß die ganze Schule. Dagegen ist Nick, der Star der Rugbymannschaft, so straight wie eine Goalline. Glaubt Charlie. Aber dann entwickelt sich eine intensive Freundschaft zwischen den beiden unterschiedlichen Jungen. Charlie weiß sofort, dass […]
ONLY A MONSTER | Vanessa Len | ARC-Review
By kat @ bookish blades on 26/02/2022How often have I found myself rooting for the monsters and the supposed villains of a story? How often have I said the words “cool motive, still murder” and “wow I’d love to read that from the villain’s POV”? Well, with Only a Monster, my wishes seem to have been heard. Let’s see how I […]
I thought I was in the mood for happy and funny books only but then I spied Salt to the Sea on my shelves and I suddenly had that urge to read it. So I picked it up, knowing full well what it was about. What is it about? War-torn Germany. Four young people. Four […]
Portrait of a Scotsman is one of this year’s most anticipated releases and I was so happy when it arrived in the mail. I already liked Hattie in the previous books and was curious to see what would become of her and Lucian, whom we already met in the Lucie/Ballentine book. I expected a lot […]