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Monthly Archives: March 2021
Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut – A Book Review
I’ve always loved classics, but I gravitate more toward 19th century British lit, and authors like Vonnegut often have been relegated to the “I know I should read it and I’ll get to it eventually” pile. We all have one … Continue reading
Posted in Classic, Historical Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged Book reviews, books, Dresden, LibGirlBooks, PTSD, vonnegut, WWII
15 Comments
Reading Challenge Update – #52Books52Weeks
I’ve been doing a much better job this month at actually getting some books checked off my list, so I thought I’d take a bit of a break in my review writing to do a little checkup on my 52 … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 52 books challenge, Book reviews, books, LibGirlBooks, reading challenge
2 Comments
Anxious People by Fredrik Backman – A Book Review
If you could sum this book up in one line, it would probably be: Idiots are people too. As usual, Backman presents us with startling truths in a way that also brings a smile to our faces. His writing is … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged Backman, book review, books, Idiots, LibGirlBooks, novel
10 Comments
The Code of the Hills: An Ozarks Mystery by Nancy Allen- Book Review
*Trigger Warning: This book review contains talk of very difficult subject matters that might be upsetting for some readers. I’m also going to say some potentially controversial things about religion, so reader beware.* If ever there were a person qualified … Continue reading
Posted in Legal Thriller, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, LibGirlBooks, missouri, the ozarks
10 Comments
WWW Wednesday – March 17, 2021 #bookishmemes #wwwwednesday
Welcome to a new week of WWW Wednesday. This is a meme now hosted by Sam at Taking on a World of Words. In it, we answer three questions and leave a link in the comments sharing our own posts … Continue reading
Posted in Classic, General fiction, mystery, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, LibGirlBooks, vonnegut, WWW Wednesday
4 Comments
The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson – Book Review
I have yet to do an update for my reading challenge, which is on my To-Do list, but my To-Do list is about a mile long so some things have gotten pushed aside. That being said, I have managed to … Continue reading
Posted in General fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, Bookstores, LibGirlBooks, Meyerson
10 Comments
The Once and Future Witches by Alix E. Harrow – Book Review
I’ve seen a lot of buzz about this book, which is what led me to it as a choice. I’m certainly glad I picked it up, because there’s a lot to appreciate, especially for my reading tastes. As a reader, … Continue reading
Posted in Alternate History, Fantasy, General fiction, Historical Fiction, Uncategorized
Tagged book review, books, LibGirlBooks, suffrage movement, witches
14 Comments