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‘Expectation’ Validates All the Ugly Mistakes of Adulthood and Not Being Able to Avoid Them

Cover of 'Expectation' by Anna Hope on a pale pink background with colourful dots around the corners.

Anna Hope’s relatable novel is the silent understanding people need as they age

Posted byEliza LitaMarch 22, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:Anna Hope, book review, books, contemporary, fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, womanhoodLeave a comment on ‘Expectation’ Validates All the Ugly Mistakes of Adulthood and Not Being Able to Avoid Them

A Powerful Act of Reckoning and the Forgiveness of Betrayal

The author holding up a paperback of 'The Apology' by Eve Ensler on a sunny day within a city landscape.

Eve Ensler’s essay ‘The Apology’ is as heartbreaking as it provides closure

Posted bypretty_little_bibliophileMarch 22, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:authors, book review, books, pour-your-heart-out book review, readingLeave a comment on A Powerful Act of Reckoning and the Forgiveness of Betrayal

This Is What People Want to Know About Reading Right Now

Answering some of this week’s Quora questions about books and reading

Posted byEliza LitaMarch 16, 2022March 15, 2022Posted inReading Joy, Reading TipsTags:authors, books, bookworm, questions, Quora, reading, Reading TipsLeave a comment on This Is What People Want to Know About Reading Right Now

This Book Made Me Laugh at My Mood Disorder

And lighten up the darkest moments

Posted byKelsea DaultonMarch 11, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:bipolar disorder, book review, books, mental health, non-fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, readingLeave a comment on This Book Made Me Laugh at My Mood Disorder

A Reading Slump Antidote: 7 Fast-Paced Books to Get You Back on Your Feet

It’s inevitable that we all fall into the ever-frustrating reading slump. Let me show you the books that were my godsend

Posted byElizabeth SorrellMarch 8, 2022Posted inbook recommendations, Reading Joy, Reading RecsTags:books, fiction, non-fiction, publishing, reading, Reading Recs, reading slump, Reading TipsLeave a comment on A Reading Slump Antidote: 7 Fast-Paced Books to Get You Back on Your Feet

How ‘Mindful Moments for Busy Moms’ Gave Me Back My Sanity

This book is my motherhood bible.

Posted byKelsea DaultonMarch 3, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, mental health, mindfulness, motherhood, non-fiction, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading1 Comment on How ‘Mindful Moments for Busy Moms’ Gave Me Back My Sanity

‘The Charm Offensive’ Changed My Life In 10 Hours of Wholesomeness

Cover of The Charm Offensive by Alison Cochrun on a pale yellow background with colourful dots around.

Alison Cochrun’s romance is sweet, sensitive, but above all, has excellent representation

Posted byEliza LitaFebruary 26, 2022March 14, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:anxiety, book review, books, depression, fiction, mental health, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, representation, romanceLeave a comment on ‘The Charm Offensive’ Changed My Life In 10 Hours of Wholesomeness

A Love Letter to Books

And how we can be everything we want to be with every story

Posted byDanthebookmanFebruary 21, 2022Posted inReading JoyTags:books, fiction, love for books, love letter, non-fiction, reading, Reading JoyLeave a comment on A Love Letter to Books

‘The Silence of the Girls’ Is the Feminist Iliad We Needed All Along

Cover of The Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker on a grey background with an illustration of a green leaf wreath around it.

Why everyone needs to read this retelling of the Trojan war

Posted byEliza LitaFebruary 18, 2022March 2, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:Achilles, book review, books, Greek mythology, Homer, Iliad, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, Trojan WarLeave a comment on ‘The Silence of the Girls’ Is the Feminist Iliad We Needed All Along

Why ‘Truly Devious’ Was a Huge Disappointment

Cover of 'Truly Devious' by Maureen Johnson on a grey background.

Is it just me or was this dreadfully slow?

Posted byEliza LitaFebruary 15, 2022Posted inBook ReviewsTags:book review, books, dark academia, fiction, Maureen Johnson, mystery, pour-your-heart-out book review, reading, thriller, Truly DeviousLeave a comment on Why ‘Truly Devious’ Was a Huge Disappointment

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