Keeping Track of Netgalley reads
So far I’ve read 25 NetGalley books since my first one back in June 2022, and currently have 13 on my list to read and give feedback on. To avoid logging on all the time...
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review: Everything’s Fine – Cecilia Rabess
I was not aware of the controversy around this book when I requested it – and it wasn’t until I was halfway through and I was updating my progress on Goodreads I saw the negative...
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Review: yellowface – rebecca f. kuang
I’d heard so many good things about this book and I was really looking forward to it and I really did want this to be a 5 star I loved how it gripped you right...
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Review: beween us – mhairi Mcfarlane
I’ve read a few books by Mhairi but not for a few years, so it was great to come back, new stories and characters but, at the same time, it all felt so familiar. I...
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Review: call time – Steve Jones
Reading this I realised how many female lead and authored books I read. This was a really nice departure from that, although I did have a few reservations because it was a very different style...
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Review: Preloved – Lauren Bravo
This was such a lovely book, it tells the story of Gwen who, when fired from her job, starts volunteering in a charity shop. It leads to her changing her life, not by huge moves...
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Review: Friendaholic – Elizabeth DAy
This was a change from the other books I’ve read recently, Friendaholic is a series of essays about some of the successful and unsuccessful friendship’s of the author. What I really liked was at the end...
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Review: Death of a Bookseller – Alice Slater
Dark fruits and giant snails I know I seem to be loving every book I read, but Death of a Bookseller is another one! I’ve followed Alice (in a none Roach way) on Twitter for...
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Review: Dirty Laundry – Disha Bose
For some reason it took a couple of days to read the first few pages, and I thought I might struggle to finish it, but then I read the rest in a couple of sittings....
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