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      • Review : This Time Next Year
      • Review : The Vanishing Act
      • Review: The Lies I Never Told You
      • Review : The Last Piece
      • Book Review – The Killing Choice
    • Listopia
      • The Read List Edit : Thought-Provoking Books to have on your shelf
      • Atypical Autumn Reads
      • What To Read This Halloween
      • The End of the Year Book Tag
      • Five Classics to Read This Christmas
      • 5 Books that aren’t Christmas-y… but are perfect for the Holidays
      • Best of 2020 – Part I : New Authors
      • Best of 2020 : Part II – Under the Radar Books
    • Featured Books
      • Nov ’20 Book of the Month – The Paris Affair
      • Dec ’20 Book of the Month – There’s No Such Thing As An Easy Job
      • Jan ’21 Book of the Month – The Light Ages
      • Feb ’21 Book of Month – The Paris Library
  • Bookish Travel
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    • Finding Dracula
  • A Bookish Life
    • The Duel in Little Hangleton
    • Memoir : The Journey of a Book
    • The Lounge Edit : Coffee Table Books
    • Dear Jane
    • The Professor
    • Of Jazz Tunes and Talking Cats
    • Game of Thrones
      • A Little Announcement ….
      • A Song of Ice and Fire – An Introduction
      • Game of Thrones – Most Memorable Moments
      • Game of Thrones – On TV
  • The Reading Women Challenge
    • Announcement: The Reading Women Challenge 2021
    • Reading Women Challenge – January
    • Reading Women Challenge – February
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Reading Women Challenge – February

For a change, I am going to avoid the usual introduction bit that I do on my posts and jump … More

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Game of Thrones – On TV

When it comes to any book to screen adaptations, like most readers, I am as precious as you can be. … More

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Game of Thrones – Most Memorable Moments

After what has been a super exhausting week, finally there is some light at the end of the tunnel as … More

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A Song of Ice and Fire – An Introduction

When I give it a thought, it is incredible, the number of great books and authors I have been introduced … More

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A Little Announcement ….

Sometimes for the fun of it, I like to set up tasks for myself – especially ones that will intimidate … More

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Book Review – The Killing Choice

Although this blog started with an intention of being a dedicated home for all my book reviews, things got busy … More

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Feb ’21 Book of Month – The Paris Library

Hello from an extremely cold and frosty Manchester, and a big welcome to all those who have recently joined my … More

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Did You Miss Anything in January?

It is hard stay upbeat when the year starts with a soul crushing lockdown – the third one in 9 … More

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Reading Women Challenge – January

When I decided to take up the Reading Women Challenge, I knew that by no means will it be an … More

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Five Books to Pre-Order in 2021

Now this is a post I have been most excited about! Although I was already reading 2021 releases since as … More

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"Everything sank back into an enfolding harmony"
Instagram can be a wonderful place if only you know where to look 😊
And what of happiness then? Happiness is a mysterious thing, to be found somewhere between too little and too much💚
I have always been a voracious reader. But doing a reading challenge is something new for me. I've started 2021 with participating in The Reading Women challenge hosted by the amazing team at @thereadingwomen
I have always enjoyed telling people what books to read 🙈 and it gives me so much joy to put out this list. Its been over three months of sorting through a pile of ARCs ( thank you lockdown), and I've handpicked 5 of my favourites. I hope they bring you as much joy, as they did to me. If you read (any or all) of these, I'd love to discuss them with you. Happy reading 🤓
The latest in my colour co-ordinated book stack series - A Blue Stack to beat the January Blues. Maybe I've spent far too long indoors 🤣
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