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Light-hearted little read #pick #theRosieProject

Just finished this one. Was an emotional and tough read, but sadly story that needed to be told. Very moving and beautifully written #pick #songbirds

Didn‘t particularly like the protagonist at the beginning, I found her a little annoying if I‘m honest. Warmed to her as the book went on. Kristin is never afraid of writing about strong women and this one is no exception. Raw, honest account of a woman‘s war and struggles with PTSD. #pick #thewomen

Devastating but beautifully written #pick #hamnet

This one was perfect for snuggles on the sofa #pick #GoAsaRiver #shellyread

This book had me at the tag line. I knew it would be right up my street. Did not disappoint at all! I was immersed in the three protagonists stories and how they all intertwined. Really enjoyed reading, feel like I finished it too quick #pick #Weyward #EmiliaHart

1930s Germany told from the daughter of an SS officer‘s point of view. I really enjoyed this one however I felt it ended quite abruptly and I would have liked to delve deeper into the lives of Hetty and Walter as the war progressed. Still putting it as a pick though #pick #PeopleLikeUs

A fair few plot twists, some pretty predictable others not so much. The writing kept me interested and invested the whole way through, which for a six hundred page book is pretty impressive. Overall really enjoyed this one #pick #homecoming

This book is amazing. It‘s beautiful and sad, and the writing is like poetry. #LGBTQIA+ #pick 5 star read

Finished this one yesterday so technically still counts as my last book of the year. Got so immersed with this one, a lot happens and sometimes it was hard to keep up but it kept me hooked. loved it #pick #newyear