8.7 Pachinko
byAfter reading and enjoying Free Food for Millionaires, I knew I had to read Min Jin Lee’s other more famous work – Pachinko. About…
Historical Fiction
8.7 
8.1 Homecoming
byKate Morton follows a formula with her books. There is always a mystery that spans multiple timelines. As long as you don’t try to…
7.8 The Bastard of Istanbul: Echoes of the Past
byI loved The Island of Missing Trees, which is about the conflict between Greeks and Turks in Cyprus. I then started digging around for…
Top ten best books of 2024
byTop Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted at That Artsy Reader Girl. Each week you compile a list of ten books that coincide with…
7 Learned By Heart: A Review
byEver since I started reading Sarah Waters, I have been partial to a good Sapphic romance (especially a historical one), and I never miss…
8.3 The Cider House Rules: A Meandering Journey Through Love, Loss, and Advocacy
byI watched The Cider House Rules movie based on this book when it first came out and simply loved it. Such a beautiful, well-shot,…
8.1 Violeta’s Odyssey: A Fascinating South American Historical Chronicle
byI read Violeta by Isabel Allende as a break from the multiple thrillers I read a couple of months ago (RIP Reading challenge). I…
Top Ten Tuesday | Favorite Books of 2023
byTop Ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted at That Artsy Reader Girl. Each week you compile a list of ten books that coincide with…
7.8 A Soul’s Passage: The Seven Moons Of Maali Almeida
byThe Seven Moons of Maali Almeida is probably one of the most powerful books I read this year. It won the Man Booker award…
From Marsh to Heart: Exploring Where the Crawdads Sing
byI read Where the Crawdads Sing almost two months ago and have been sitting on this review ever since. Not because I don’t have…