Welcome to the 2019 End of Year Book Survey hosted by Jamie at The Perpetual Page Turner! This is the fourth time that we have participated in this bookish survey event. It is always wonderful to look back on our year in books and find out what others accomplished in their reading over the year. Continue reading
The Little Bookshop on the Seine by Rebecca Raisin is a sweet winter romance. The setting is perfect and the characters are interesting as well. The ending seemed to tie up far too neatly, however, which takes away from its realistic concept. Continue reading
Suite Dreams by Rachel Hawthorne is a story about a couch swap gone slightly awry. The book is filled with winter fun, and both the main characters are likeable. This is a cute and wintry read that will leave the reader with warm feelings. Continue reading
Snowed Over by Angie Stanton is a book about finding love while stranded in a snowstorm. I enjoyed the warm feelings this concept provides, and both the main characters are enjoyable. This is a quick and fun read that is perfect for the holidays. Continue reading
Seven Days of Us by Francesca Hornak is a dramatic novel that takes place over the Christmas holidays. The concept of being quarantined with your family for seven days during the festive season sets this story up for some interesting dynamics. While it is an enjoyable read with relatable characters, the book seems to lack the humour that is promised on its cover. Continue reading