I loved this book for all the reasons. But one word . . . more. Perhaps depth. I seem to talk about that more than anything else here lately, but let's talk about why I loved this book first; then it'll make sense why I say more. Before I say anything I want to talk about the research this author ...
Fiction / Historical / General
BOOK REVIEW: Between Two Shores by Jocelyn Green
I really loved this book. It was an interesting take on Canada during the Seven Years' War, which directly correlates with the Revolutionary War. And honestly, outside the Revolution, there's not much I know about the prior. I loved the detailed research and reference lists that Green provided, ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
There is something special about well-written fiction. Where the words, the story take you to a time and place with experiences you never had, can never have, and your life does not offer relatability. But there you are, living that life as though you are there. Kim Michele Richardson did that ...
BOOK REVIEW: This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger
I came across this book thanks to the Book Girls Guide. I wasn’t sure about it. I mean, it sounded interesting, but being more literary, I have a history of feeling bogged down in those genres. I checked out some reviews from friends who I respect their opinions and I ran it through Storygraph’s ...
BOOK REVIEW: Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens
I just don’t get the hype. It felt a bit like a smidge of The Blue Lagoon meets a heaping serving of Nell and a cuppa Good Will Hunting. This isn’t one of those situations where I didn’t get the hype and don’t like the book. It’s a good book, a solid story really, and I enjoyed it, but the hype . ...