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September 9, 2020
Books
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Bored With Your Bookshelf? Here Are 3 Mini Reviews To Help You Find A New Read!

To help you find something to read, I thought I'd collate my reviews for these books into a 3 mini reviews.

September 2, 2020
Books
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A Girl Made Of Air (Review) – A Spellbinding Circus Story

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,'...

August 29, 2020
Books
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Super Thursday 2020: Here are 9 Books Being Released on September 3rd You HAVE to Read

So, to help you wade through the sea of books being released on Super Thursday, I've put together a master list of 65 books being released.

August 27, 2020
Books
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Boy Parts by Eliza Clark (Review) – A Powerful Work of Geordie Fiction

Wow. This book is absolutely mint. Boy Parts is a powerful work of Geordie fiction.

August 23, 2020
Books
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Daughters of Night (Review) – You’ll Love this New Historical Fiction Read!

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,...

August 20, 2020
Books
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11 Amazing Upcoming Historical Fiction Books To Be Excited For

Here are 5 upcoming Historical Fiction books to be excited for, released in either 2020/21! Get ready to add them to your bookshelves.

August 18, 2020
Reviews
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The Second Mrs Thistlewood (Review) – An Unforgettable Georgian Read

Your next historical fiction read is here! The Second Mrs Thistlewood is a wonderful novel, perfect for any historical fiction lover.

August 11, 2020
Books
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Ten Underrated Classics that Won’t Bore Your Socks Off

A lot of the time Classic novels can be confusing, the language archaic and overall boring. Here are ten Classics that won't bore your socks off.

August 6, 2020
Miscellaneous
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The Book Community’s Role in Over Consumerism

There's nothing inherently wrong with buying a book. But it's also important we consumers are critical of the over consumerism that we're partaking in.