Unlike January, February was an awful month reading wise and not so bad when it came to blogging. I managed to finish just 1 book, I just could not focus on anything with the amount of stress I had at work. My attention span dwindled to one page at a time and then my mind …
I mentioned in one of my previous posts why I rarely review Polish books I read, but this may change a bit in the next few posts because majority of the books I read in January was in Polish and they are worth sharing, so I have no other choice but to tease you a bit. To make …
Last January I managed to read 10 books, a lot more than I read on a typical month. Did I start this year with a similar bang? Yes and no. I did read 12 books and liked all of them, but on blogging front it was a bit quiet, because of my new job, also …
I read this book back in December, and I loved it, that's why I was dreading writing this review. I pretty much decided not to write it, when I saw a great review by Liz at Adventures in reading, writing and working from home and it encouraged me to add my 2 cents to all that has …
In the summer of 1975 in New Hampshire a 15 year old Nola Kellergan vanished without a trace. In 2008 her body is found and Harry Quebert, famous writer, becomes the main suspect. Marcus Goldman, Harry's friend and protégé, fighting with his writing block, rushes to Somerset to find out the truth. The story meanders …
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