Tag: reading
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Women Behind Shakespeare: A Historical Mystery
What if Shakespeare’s genius was secretly three fearless women? The Shakespeare Secret reimagines history with a feminist twist, as a countess, a court musician, and a seamstress risk everything to tell their stories—only to be accused of treason. Bold, atmospheric, and riveting for fans of Hamnet and historical intrigue.
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Book Review & Giveaway: The Neighbor and the Gifts by Danielle Grandinetti
This suspenseful Christmas-in-July romance follows anxious librarian Ollie and her longtime crush, Deputy Titus, as they bond over a series of mysterious—and increasingly dangerous—gifts from a secret admirer. Sweet, tense, and heartfelt, the story’s charming characters and slow-burn romance will leave readers eager to continue the series.
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Book Review: Rules For Ruin by Mimi Matthews
A riveting journey of empowerment in the Regency era unfolds through Effie, a fiercely independent student at The Crinoline Academy. Tasked with infiltrating Lord Compton, she encounters Gabriel Royce, igniting a fierce rivalry intertwined with unexpected passion. Together, they navigate a world dominated by the patriarchy, discovering love amid their quests for justice.
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Fairytale Retelling: Wendy’s Ever After by Julie Wright
Wendy’s Ever After by Julie Wright masterfully intertwines nostalgia and adulthood as Wendy Darling returns to Neverland, caught between her cherished childhood dreams and the complex realities of growing up. Filled with adventure, romance, and self-discovery, this enchanting retelling resonates deeply, making it a timeless journey worth cherishing.
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Summer Reading Fun: Free Printables for Book Lovers!
Embrace the magic of summer reading with the Summer Reading Fun Printable Pack! This vibrant collection includes bingo cards, bookshelf trackers, and mini book review templates, all designed to enhance your reading experience. Dive into new genres, track your reads, and share your literary journey with joy. Happy reading!
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First Lines Friday: Uncover Your Next Read
First Lines Fridays invites you to experience the magic of books through their captivating opening lines. Host Ashley reflects on the world’s chaos while embracing classic storytelling in “The Rushworth Family Plot” by Claudia Gray, where amateur sleuths navigate love, misunderstandings, and a murder mystery amid high society. Happy reading!
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First Lines Fridays: Uncover Books by Their Beginnings
First Lines Fridays invites book lovers to delve into the captivating allure of opening lines, encouraging readers to assess books anew. Amidst the rush of life, the latest entry reveals a glimpse into “Roaring Hearts,” where Arabella Van Courteney grapples with love and choices amidst the glittering chaos of 1925 Chicago.
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A Lady’s Mishap: A Regency Romance Review
In the captivating final installment of The Lockwood Family series, Lady Elodie Lockwood unexpectedly becomes the center of attention in Regency society. Amid pressures and family dynamics, her budding romance with childhood rival Anthony Sackville deepens. Together, they confront societal challenges, discovering that true love often flourishes in the most unlikely circumstances.
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How My Book Reviews Have Grown With Me: 10 Ways They’ve Changed Over Time
Top Ten Tuesday, originating in 2010, reflects a love for books and community. Over time, the author’s reviews evolved from impulsive reactions to thoughtful analyses, embracing emotional honesty and diverse genres. This journey has fostered connections with readers, turning a personal blog into a vibrant space for shared literary passion and dialogue.
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Exploring New Books: What’s On My Reading List
The post discusses the WWW Wednesday meme, inviting readers to share their current, recently finished, and upcoming readings. Currently, the author is engaged in “The Rules of Matrimony,” a regency romance. They recently completed “The Belgian Girls,” a poignant history of women during the World Wars, and plan to read “The Star of Camp Greene.”
Adventures in Literature 