I read these books too long ago to actually review them. So I’m not going to. I also took the picture with these for a roundup so long ago I not only had bangs but long hair. So enjoy the flashback.
Tag: Novel
Claustrophobic and Voyeuristic Nature of High Society in Gervais Hagerty’s In Polite Company
In her debut novel, Hagerty creates a moving and captivating piece about the limitations placed on women to stay the course and not make waves. In Polite Company is all the things one could hope for in a book about existing in the claustrophobic and voyeuristic society of the rich and powerful. It's good, but it's not great.
Books to Read This Spring 2021
Well... I'm only behind 48 book reviews. Instead of drowning myself and you in book reviews, I've decided to round them up. It makes my life much easier, and also won't bore you with nothing but book content for months on end because that is exactly what it would turn into.
Finding Christmas Diversity in Royal Holiday by Jasmine Guillory
Christmas stories are not known for their diversity. I finally found one in Jasmine Guillory’s Royal Holiday. One of my favorite contemporary Christmas novels, and probably my favorite rom-com ever.
LGBTQ+ Romance in Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur
Starting off my Christmas reading with Written in the Stars by Alexandria Bellefleur. Two wildly incompatible women are set up on a disaster of a blind date only to find themselves in a fake relationship for the holidays.
Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
There are some really beautiful and poignant aspects of the plot and the way the story is created, but honestly, I found it a bit forgettable.