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Books, Lifestyle

Book Decoration Inspiration

I think by now just about everybody here knows that I love books – with love possibly being a bit of an understatement. So of course I would want to decorate…

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September 16, 2016
Books, Review

About Books #70: The Age of Misadventure

The three things a book should promise me in order for me to definitely want to read it: 1) women; 2) empowerment; 3) multi-generational. And yet, sometimes a book can…

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February 17, 2019
Books, Weekly Lists

Weekly Lists #30: Favourite Chicklit

Every Wednesday, I post a list of 5 random things. This week, I’m talking about some of my favourite works (or authors) of chicklit! Now, chicklit is basically my number…

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April 6, 2016
Books, Review

About Books #103: My Great Ex-Scape

Is it a rule that I have to read at least one cruise-based book at the start of every year, or just an accidental tradition? Either way, My Great Ex-Scape…

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January 12, 2020
Books, Christmas, Holidays, Lifestyle, Series

2017 Christmas chick-lit

Fun thing: this year, I’ve gotten the chance to read quite a few Christmas books before or as they came out. And what do you know – I pretty much loved…

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December 4, 2017
Books, New Year

Reading Challenges 2016

So I found myself a bunch of reading challenges for 2016 – anybody surprised? Anybody at all? Now, this is quite the diverse collection of reading challenge, because, let’s face…

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January 4, 2016
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    Thanksgiving

    / November 20, 2016

    Happy Thanksgiving everybody! I know this is technically still a couple of days early, but I figured that Random Sundays was just the perfect opportunity to write about this! So Thanksgiving is supposed to be…

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  • Books,  Review

    About Books #134: The Village Vicar

    / September 19, 2023

    Getting high expectations is a sure way to get disappointed … No idea who said it, but as it turns out – and much to my sadness, when reading The Village Vicar –…

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    About Books #133: Before We Grow Old

    / September 3, 2023

    Guess who isn’t dead? Yes, I’m aware that it’s been about a year and a half since I’ve written anything on this blog. In my defence: I changed jobs, got hit over the…

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    About Books #132: The Do-Over

    / March 4, 2022

    It’s a dangerous thing to do… To go from discovering a new author and loving the first book that you read by them, to then immediately reading another one by the same author……

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    About Books #131: One Italian Summer

    / February 25, 2022

    Well sjeesj, talk about a book that kind of hits you in the stomach and then leaves you stranded… One Italian Summer – let’s just say it wasn’t quite the fluffy read I…

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    About Books #130: Plot Twist

    / February 18, 2022

    As far as reading slumps go, the past 6 months have been on their A-game. But, honestly? I think Bethany Turner’s Plot Twist might just have broken that streak! I was offered an…

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  • Books,  Christmas,  Holidays,  Review

    Mini Reviews #24: Christmas Far from Home

    / December 22, 2021

    Did I let myself be influenced by the title of a certain Spider-Man movie when deciding to combine these books into a Mini Reviews-post? Maybe. But honestly, what else do you expect me…

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    The Third Sunday of Christmas

    / December 19, 2021

    On the third Sunday of Christmas, my true love gave to me… An order to sleep in because I’ve been overdoing it and really needed it? Work it Honestly, if there’s been one…

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    Mini Reviews #23: Have Yourself a Gay Christmas!

    / December 17, 2021

    What better way to have yourself a gay Christmas, than by being merry, joyful – and reading some holiday romance? Humbug The story Ellie Pearce adores Christmas so much she celebrates all year…

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