How are you supposed to say no to a book set in your native Cork? Well, I’m glad I’m biased because this was one great book.
Category: Books
Book Review: The Book of Us by Andrea Michael
Out of every fifty books or so, one comes along that is a complete surprise. Little did I know how much this next book would touch my heart.
Book Review: Evelio’s Garden by Sandra Homer
Spring has sprung! The world may be experiencing a down period but it is looking fab-u-lous. Perfect time to read … More
Book Review: Distorted Days by Louise Worthington
Life works in mysterious ways. Up one minute, and then down, but nearly always it goes up again. Just ask … More
Book Review: The Curious Case of Maggie Macbeth by Stacey Murray
“Never underestimate the importance of having a book in your life that always makes you smile.” – Quote by Unknown, … More
Book Review: The Will To Succeed by Christine Raafat
The thing that bothers me about books set 150+ years ago is the representation of women. While I know women … More
Book Review: Roses of Marrakech by Rachel Clare
I set myself a goal to read more light-hearted books this year. While I’m finding it difficult to peel myself … More
Book Review: Georgia Stories On My Mind by Jackie Rod
How many of you are fans of Maeve Binchy’s Chestnut Street? Or Dubliners from James Joyce? Well, I’ve another collection … More
Book Review: Mile Marker 139 by Cynthia Hilston
Now, I love a dark book and that’s what attracted me to this next review. However, I was pleasantly surprised … More
Book Review: Rocks and Flowers in a Box by Cynthia Hilston
2020. A new year full of hope. If you’ve been put off by the thoughts of an impending WWIII or … More