Books
You Loved: March continued to provide reviews of great
books. This time there were over 60 links! Thank you to all. Here are a few
that caught my eye:
Dorothy from The Nature of Things reviewed Asymmetry
by Lisa Halliday. She said 'I loved this book!
I thought it was brilliantly written, the characters were engaging, and the
pace of the plot kept me turning the pages and made it hard to put the book
down and sorry to see it end.'
I
Invited Her In by Adele Parks was brought over by
Elizabeth from Silver's Reviews. The
review said 'If you enjoy tension, a
conniving main character, and secrets many characters are keeping, this book is
for you. 5/5'
Tina of Novel
Meals posted about The
Huntress by Kate Quinn. She said
'I
enjoyed every story line, every perspective and can recommend this to anyone
who enjoyed The Alice Network. Once again Kate Quinn hits it out of the
park.'
California
Girls by Susan Mallery was reviewed by Melissa of Chick Lit Central. Melissa said 'I had a great time reading it and
didn't want it to end, even though I did want to know how things would turn out.
I even got teary-eyed at one point.'
Now on to the April
edition. There are no rules for this
party. The only requirement is that your
post is about a book that you loved.
To add to the list just pop the name of the book (and
your name/blog name if you like) into the first Mr Linky box and then copy and
paste the url of your post about it into the second box. Mr Linky now also
makes you tick a box.
I'll be pinning your links to this Pinboard to make it easier for you to check
them out at a glance. It also has links
from previous Aprils…
Posted. Thanks for the shout out!
ReplyDeleteHey! This month I linked in Origin by Dan Brown, the latest Robert Langdon thriller, and Little Men by Louisa May Alcott, the lovely, easy-going sequel to the utterly charming Little Women.
ReplyDeleteTx for the email link, had just put the page together this morning,
ReplyDeleteJulie
Always appreciate the reminder email!
ReplyDeleteI had month of mixed genres.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy I INVITED YOU IN.
I shared this on my social media.
Happy April Reading!!
This one was a good mystery, I didn't figure it out ahead of time.
ReplyDeleteMy favorites this month were Saving Amelie and The Fashion Designer.
ReplyDeleteJust linked 'Daniel Deronda' by George Eliot. Not an easy read but worthwhile. :)
ReplyDeleteI love all of George Eliot's books. If you haven't read any others, definitely try "Middlemarch".
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DeleteI read some really terrific books in March and I've given you links to four of them that I rated 5 stars. Interestingly, all four are about remarkable women. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI loved reading about WWII this month, I feel like there is always something new to learn
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to decide which book to mention but since I missed last month due to illness and too many other things going on, I just had to mention "The Clockmaker's Daughter". It's an interesting, unusual kind of book. I hope some of you will enjoy it, as well.
ReplyDeleteI liked The Clockmaker's Daughter as Marianne mentioned. Just linked up with two books.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shoutout!
It's always nice to see others like the same book. I have just commented on your listed novel "The Fragments". Sounds highly interesting. Thank you.
DeleteHarmony by Carolyn Parkhurst was a fascinating book about a special needs family.
ReplyDeletehttps://mommysarmyreader.blogspot.com/2019/04/harmony.html