Hello friends! I hope you’re all doing amazingly. Today I bring to you a review of Diary of a Prison Officer by Josie Channer – a fantastic insight into the life of a Black British prison officer. Summary Publication Date:
Hi friends! Today I’m taking part in the book tour for The Slaughter of Leith Hall by Lexie Conyngham! This historical mystery will have you gripped to the page! Summary Publication Date: February 17th February 2020Genre: Historical Fiction ‘See, Charlie,
Life After You is a heartwarming tale about grief, mental health and overcoming all that life faces you.
Flowers I Never Picked Up is an enchanting read - relatable yet managing to be poignant at the same time.
To help you find something to read, I thought I'd collate my reviews for these books into a 3 mini reviews.
I've been enchanted by A Girl Made Of Air ever since I read the synopsis, so I was so grateful to receive a copy of this from Quercus Books! Telling the story of the 'Greatest Funambulist Who Ever Lived,' A Girl Made Of Air is a spellbinding tale that you can't miss!
Wow. This book is absolutely mint. Boy Parts is a powerful work of Geordie fiction.
Could Daughters of Night be the book that finally turns me into an 18th-century stan? Summary Thank you to NetGalley and Pan Macmillan for an ARC copy of Daughters of Night. Genre: Historical Fiction/MysteryPublication Date: 28 Jan 2021 ‘London, 1782,
