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oddandbookish
The Blossoming Summer | Anna Rose Johnson
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What a charming story!

This is exactly the kind of story I would have devoured as a kid. Growing up, I loved historical fiction, especially niche stories of children evacuating WWII London. I also enjoyed stories set in quaint country houses. This book had both!

I loved how the book incorporated Native American culture.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/08/25/review-the-blossoming-summer/

willaful Have you ever read Searching for Shona? One of my fav evacuees stories. 1d
oddandbookish @willaful I have not but I will be adding it to my TBR! Thank you for the recommendation. 1d
rubyslippersreads This looks right up my alley. I love reading about this time period. I‘d also recommend 15h
oddandbookish @rubyslippersreads Thank you for the recommendation! 1h
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AroundTheBookWorld
Reasons We Break | Jesmeen Kaur Deo
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Pickpick

This was a surprisingly enjoyable read. It had me on the edge of my seat. It had so much romance and adventure. I couldn‘t put it down. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
#ReasonsWeBreak #JesmeenKaurDeo #book #books #bookmark #bookmarks #bookmarket #bookmarkets #bookmoment #bookmoments #bookquote #bookquotes #bookqueen #bookquirk #quote #quotes #bookworm #bookworms #bookwormlife #bookwormproblem #bookwormproblems #bookworld #ARC #YoungAdult #Fiction #Contemporary #India 🩷

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oddandbookish
An Irish Summer: A Novel | Alexandra Paige
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Pickpick

This was a cute rom-com set in Ireland!

The best part of the book was definitely the setting. Ireland makes for an incredible backdrop to the story. I enjoyed how the book gave you a little tour through Ireland and explored some Irish culture like fairy stories.

The book is fairly short (around 300 pages) which was the perfect length. It was short and sweet.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/08/23/review-an-irish-summer/

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totefairie
The Women: A Novel | Kristin Hannah
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IMASLOWREADER where do you get your patterns? 3d
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totefairie
Shield of Sparrows | Devney Perry
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143/100🎧📖🔖
Another one added to my top romantasy reads this year
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#shieldofsparrows #devneyperry #ebook #audiobook #goodreads #goodreadsreadingchallenge #bookworm #crossstitch #lunalovegood #ravenclaw #totefairie

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oddandbookish
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Pickpick

What a wonderful coming of age story!

The book is set in a hotel in Seattle during the 1990s and I loved how authentically Seattle it felt. There were numerous references to Seattle pop culture (and 90s pop culture in general) throughout, including a chapter cleverly named, “Pleatless in Seattle” (pg. 114).

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/08/19/review-the-sylvan-hotel/

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AroundTheBookWorld
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Renée Ahdieh's "THE WRATH & THE DAWN" is officially getting a TV adaptation!

1212 Entertainment optioned the rights to the author's bestselling fantasy series in 2020, and it's been in development since then. Hopefully, we'll get some new information on its status soon!
#TheWrathAndTheDawn #ReneeAhdieh #book #books #bookworm #bookworms #bookworld #Fantasy #YoungAdult #Romance #Retellings #Fiction #EnemiesToLovers #HistoricalFiction #Magic ???

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Peter Pan | J.M. Barrie
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totefairie
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142/100🎧📖
Read The Map That Leads to You before its movie release next week. If you like The Fault in our Stars, Wish You Were Here, Me Before You and The Oxford Year, add this to your TBR pile.
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Stardew Valley game night🖥🖲

#themapthatleadstoyou #jpmoninger #ebook #audiobook #goodreads #goodreadsreadingchallenge #bookworm #bookstoscreen #stardewvalley #gamer #cozygaming #desksetup #crossstitch #crossstitcher #totefairie

MartinaLove Love Stardew Valley 🐓 1w
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oddandbookish
Kakigori Summer | Emily Itami
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This was a moving family drama!

The book starts off strong. The story is about 3 sisters who reunite at their home on the Japanese coast. Immediately, I was invested in the story and the scandal involving the youngest sister. The ending was also very strong. It was touching and packed an emotional punch. However, the middle of the book was slow and dragged on.

Full review: https://oddandbookish.wordpress.com/2025/08/09/review-kakigori-summer/

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