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Family
Jesse Sutanto has delivered a debut success with the most outlandish comedy adventure I’ve read this year, Dial A for Aunties. If you are prepared to suspend believability, this entertaining ‘Mad Mad Mad Mad World’ romp is delightful, with lots of comedic situations and witty dialogue, balanced with quite a…
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Hello my friends, welcome back to another review by me, Mrs. Y. Today I’m reviewing a book by Crystal L. Kirkham, and I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review by Crystal L. Kirkham.
Let’s get started on this review.
The critique, how does one…
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Hello my friends, welcome to the 2nd review of my compare and contrast series. This comparison and contrast are on the Romance Subgenres of Clean and Dirty romance. Today we do the review for the Dirty Romance. Last week was the Clean, and you can check out my review…
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Hello everyone, today we start my contrast discussion of the romance subgenres with the “Clean” one. If you want to know more about this, search “Mrs. Y Reviews Books” in a browser bar, and come check out my blog. This is my review of “A Proper Scandal” by Esther…
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Cherish
Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet is an absorbing story of hope and love. It is set against the politically tumultuous period of World War II, where we experience the alienation forces between the Chinese, Japanese and America people as they live together in the United States. Henry…
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Endurance
The period of the book is fascinating, set throughout the Second World War, starting when Coventry was bombed by the German Luftwaffe in 1939. The only survivor of the Shadwell family is sixteen years old Ruby who starts to rebuild her life amongst the rubble and war-ravaged lives. The…
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Quest
A train journey, a journey through time and a journey of discovery, Finding Henry Applebee is a beautifully written story that delightfully enchants and reminds us that it’s never too late to pursue our dreams or right our wrongs.
Henry Applebee at eighty-five years of age and with the help of his…
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I know this is going to sound so silly, but this book was fun for me to read. Today I am reviewing “Don’t Bank On it Sweetheart” which is written by Michael N. Wilton and came to me thanks to the friendly people at BooksGoSocial. I get their emails…
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Attachment
We all have the genres that appeal to us and those that don’t. So I lifted this romance woman’s fiction book (the publisher’s definition) as a request and armed with my sword and shield ready to repel any notion of across the room glances, that immediately saw two people…
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