LOVE this whole series. The thing I enjoy is the main characters, Cormoran and Robin. It is a mystery series with the primary characters as private detectives in London. There is romance as the two main characters struggle with allowing themselves to fall in love with each other. They don't want to ruin a good working relationship. The cases they undertake each book are compelling, Highly recommend.
so-soWell written, but not really my style. I found The Cuckoo‘s Calling on my bookshelf and decided to give it a shot—not realizing it was a mystery, which isn‘t usually my genre. Still, it kept me turning the pages, and I was surprised by the ending. It‘s the first in a series, but I probably won‘t continue. Just not my cup of tea.
Got done with my dissertation assignment early this morning and have some time to enjoy pleasure reading this afternoon. Definitely need to feel like I‘m somewhere else today…
Off work a bit early, so I was able to get writing for school done a bit early leaving me time for some self- care this evening. Love when that happens…
“The worst thing that good cold do to evil.was ignore it.“
pickShe Persisted by Chelsea Clinton tell the tale of 13 American women who have made a difference around the world. This book uses real life stories to introduce young children to women who have continued to break barriers. This book helps to empower females to step out of the box and create the change they wanna see in the world.
pick⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A history of “The Boy Who Lived,” or more aptly, a deep dive into the process, publication, hype, and ultimately HP‘s incredible success. Written by The Leaky Cauldron webmaster, journalist Melissa Anelli, this is somewhat a memoir of her experiences, but also a thorough look at the popular culture phenomenon. That book one was rejected several times, and the series went on to become so iconic, is pretty amazing!
pickFinally finished 'The Cuckoo's Calling'. It really won me over by the end and I will def be reading more Cormoran Strike novels! He and Robin were genuinely likeable characters! I'm getting stuck into 'The Silent Companion' by Laura Purcell. It's been on my tbr list for ages and it seems appropriately eerie for this month 👻🎃
