Home Feed
Home
Search
Search
Add Review, Blurb, Quote
Add
Activity
Activity
Profile
Profile
#Egypt
blurb
MariaW
post image

I bought this series some time ago because someone posted it here on Litsy and I found it intriguing. After being in my Kindle library for over one year now, I finally started it. 🥳🥳🥳

blurb
Sharpeipup
Night Train to Memphis | Elizabeth Peters
post image

Any bets on how long I can read before the pollen chases me away? 🤧

Aims42 Bought my 90 day supply of Zyrtec today lol 🤧🦠 2d
dabbe The one major downside to spring! 🩵💙🩵 2d
30 likes1 stack add2 comments
review
Blueberry
What I Know about You | ric Chacour
post image
Panpan

2 ⭐. Confusing as hell.

#CanadaReads2025 long list.

review
K.Wielechowski
post image
Pickpick

I found this book about the six women rulers of Egypt very interesting, although at some times it felt a little tilted rather than neutral fact.
It, of course, covered the more well-known women like Nefertiti, Hatshepsut, and Cleopatra, but I really enjoyed learning about the lesser known women rulers: Merneith, Neferusobek, and Tawisret.

TheBookHippie I liked this one. 1w
11 likes1 stack add1 comment
blurb
Leoslittlebooklife
What I Know about You | ric Chacour
post image

It‘s National Book Week in the Netherlands, a yearly celebration of books for a whole week, since 1930. There are bookish events all over the country and when you buy a book you receive a free novella that is written for this week by a literary author.
My buys were French author Eric Chacour‘s debut about a gay doctor in Cairo, and the new book by Annet Schaap, a children‘s author who excels in Dutch language and is read by kids and adults alike.

charl08 Looks wonderful, hope they are good reads. 4d
Leoslittlebooklife @charl08 Thank you! The novella is the one I have read by now and I liked it. 4d
10 likes2 comments
blurb
all_4_kb
The Book of Two Ways | Jodi Picoult
post image

After the heavy reading I need a light read … Jodi is always a good choice!

52 likes1 stack add
blurb
kspenmoll
post image

Participated in tonight‘s virtual event with author Fiona Davis in an interview with journalist Mary Shanklin sponsored by the Mark Twain House in Hartford, CT. She was delightful-wonderful background information. Now this read will be so much richer for me! #TheMET #Egypt

https://booknotions.com/behind-the-book-with-fiona-davis/

PatriciaU Great book! 2w
58 likes1 stack add1 comment
review
Jas16
What I Know about You | ric Chacour
post image
Pickpick

Tarek follows the path laid out for him becoming a doctor, taking over his father‘s practice, and getting married. When Ali asks Tarek to examine his sick mother everything expected of Tarek loses importance. His life shifts as his decisions impact him and his relationships. Second person narration is not my favorite but I couldn‘t help but care about Tarek and those orbiting him.

review
VanessaCW
Nefertiti: A Novel | Michelle Moran
post image
Pickpick

I very much enjoyed this book. I loved immersing myself in the Ancient Egyptian world. Nefertiti was a fascinating queen to read about. It seems well researched and it‘s imaginatively told to fill in any holes. Highly recommended for historical fiction fans.

blurb
VanessaCW
Nefertiti: A Novel | Michelle Moran
post image

I‘m reading this with my local book group. The theme is a story set in North Africa. It‘s about time I read it as it‘s been on my TBR pile for about 15 years apparently!! 🫣🤪☺️. I‘ve read The Heretic Queen and Cleopatra‘s Daughter by the same author and enjoyed them so here‘s hoping! 🤞

26 likes1 stack add