Yeah, I remember you talking about it now. I read The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday which was also by the same author and I had to DNF it as it was simply awful.This one, it was awful.
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Yeah, I remember you talking about it now. I read The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday which was also by the same author and I had to DNF it as it was simply awful.This one, it was awful.
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Oh I remember that too. I think she needs a new jobYeah, I remember you talking about it now. I read The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday which was also by the same author and I had to DNF it as it was simply awful.
Looking at the average ratings on Goodreads it doesn't look like her books are that great.Oh I remember that too. I think she needs a new job
you’ve hit of my very niche writing icks here - i hate when there’s a character who is meant to be an amazing author or a poet or something, and an excerpt of “their” writing is included…. and it’s just not very goodSomehow this month I read two contemporary romances with very similar premises - Sunshine FMC falls in love with grumpy (but of course misunderstood!) MMC in a prestigious MFA writing programme. The authors even have the same first name and both FMC enjoy Taylor Swift, because of course they do
You Between the Lines - Katie Naymon & Not in My Book - Katie Holt
I don't know exactly how or why I did this. It's a mystery. Both were only just okay. The bits where the authors included samples of the characters writing made me cringe. I thought Naymon did a better job at capturing the dynamics of an MFC programme, and I preferred her MMC. Holt's had a few errors another edit would have caught too. But neither was very good. Or reached Emily Henry levels of literary rivals to lovers.
No real recommendation here except don't read both! Because that was unnecessary![]()
I’ve preordered this on hardback AND I want to reduce my kindle books AND I’m supposed to be going through them alphabetically anyway and have passed F alreadyAbout half an hour ago I ran into a friend when I was coming to work. I said to her “I don’t need any more books right now”. And then I saw this.
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I’d never even heard of her so I went in blind and free of prejudice. I remember very little of the book itself tbh, it’s a very middle of the road 3*Kudos to Amazon for making it very easy to avoid supporting them.. only 1 Kindle deal this month...The 2nd in the Kawakaga Food Detectives..
I am annoyed at the Paris Dancer being reduced- shes a nice lady I met at our library the other week and then purchased her title at £2.99! - sounds petty but I am on no income right now
@Carapop what was the Jenny Mustard one like? She keep trying to desperately plug herself as an author but i can't help but be You tuber cynical
Thank you the public LOL this caused.Lots of those really twee books that have a rustic oldie village and woman on a bicycle.
Case in point with the one I DNFLots of those really twee books that have a rustic oldie village and woman on a bicycle.
And they all have the same twee script fontCase in point with the one I DNF![]()
I'm glad someone else also found Powerless awful. I gave it 2 stars but was so close to giving it 1.
I am currently reading The Wrong Sister, let me know what you think!I just popped into the works and the 3 for £6 is now 3 for £7.50
I did manage to get 3 books in the charity shop beforehand for £1.50 though
The Wrong Sister by Claire Douglas
The Housemaid by Frieda McFadden
Night Road by Kristin Hannah (thrilled with this as I can never find Kristin Hannah in charity shops)
The 3 forI just popped into the works and the 3 for £6 is now 3 for £7.50
I did manage to get 3 books in the charity shop beforehand for £1.50 though
This has been on my Kindle TBR for ages so interested to know your final verdict on it. Glad it’s looking good so far!I’ve started Rules of Civility by Amor Towles and already feel much more keen to keep picking the book up. So hoping to hit at least 3!