The titles a bit of a mouthful isn’t it?Another new oneI enjoy her books but at this point I’m convinced she’s got a factory somewhere
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The titles a bit of a mouthful isn’t it?Another new oneI enjoy her books but at this point I’m convinced she’s got a factory somewhere
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I was going to say the same thing as I struggled to say it.The titles a bit of a mouthful isn’t it?![]()
it honestly sounds like a parody or spoof titleThe titles a bit of a mouthful isn’t it?![]()
welcome!! (we have a collection of marios now i thinkHi everyone, first time poster. Was recommended to join from another thread. Looking forward to reading your reviews and sharing mine. Love getting books recommended and have already noted a few from the last couple of pages![]()
fair enough, I just wonder how on earth people keep up with her ahahahaI know but I’ll still buy them. It’s my guilty pleasure![]()
Caution: this thread may make your wallet lighterHi everyone, first time poster. Was recommended to join from another thread. Looking forward to reading your reviews and sharing mine. Love getting books recommended and have already noted a few from the last couple of pages![]()
The beginning of the blurb sounds like the last Harlan Coben that was adapted for NetflixAnother new oneI enjoy her books but at this point I’m convinced she’s got a factory somewhere
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I think it is a satirical novella !it honestly sounds like a parody or spoof title![]()
Imagine that.The beginning of the blurb sounds like the last Harlan Coben that was adapted for Netflix![]()
Of things I’ve read recently Tom Lake by Ann Patchett probably works, and Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby van Pelt? Both have some elements of challenge the characters face but nothing that’s particularly explicit or confrontational I don’t think.The straight up podcast did a call out this week for positive book Recs i.e summer reads that don’t have a triggering plot line/ focus on mental health/ abuse / murder etc. Thought it was I interesting.
Anyone got any recs? I was thinking Jonathan coe - ‘what a carve up’ and ‘middle England’ i liked. I’m sure they had some mildly triggering elements but mostly posh family drama which I enjoyed.
It’s quite hard to come up with them though.
I really liked Clickbait, wasn't sure about the writing style at first but soon got used to itI’ve just started the weird truth by L C North. Was recommended after I finished click bait by the same author. I like Netflix documentary style or podcast kind of books!
I have read 2 of Milly Johnson's books and enjoyed both of them and I definitely need to read another one of hers soon. Apart from her new release the Happiest Ever After which is the one that you are currently reading Chocolategoggler I have all of her other books on my shelf.I'm currently racing through The Happiest Ever After by Milly Johnson.
The book dedication is interesting:
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And the digs at the Daily Mail are hilarious. Here's two to be going on with:
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Oh and the story is good. I'm already halfway through the book today. Here's a synopsis:
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I'd also like to say that I have no recollection of ordering this book from the library.![]()
Best check my bookcase to see if I have one lurking in there...I have read 2 of Milly Johnson's books and enjoyed both of them and I definitely need to read another one of hers soon. Apart from her new release the Happiest Ever After which is the one that you are currently reading Chocolategoggler I have all of her other books on my shelf.
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Honestly Chocolategoggler I promise I'm not trying to tempt you with any more books.Best check my bookcase to see if I have one lurking in there...![]()
They all say that on here!Honestly Chocolategoggler I promise I'm not trying to tempt you with any more books.
I used to love R.L StineMy first post here, but I just had to show off my charity shop finds from today after reading the chat a few days ago. All 3 for £1! I’m so excited to see if they’re as good as I thought they were in the 90s![]()