Reviewsday: The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
It is hard to say I enjoyed this book, but I definitely appreciated it. The Bell Jar is the story of a woman who is struggling figure out who she is in a world that wants her to fit a particular mould. The Bell Jar is the story of Esther Greenwood who suffered from depression, […]
QBD Reviews: Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith
A bit of a slow starter, Child 44 is the first book in Tom Rob Smith’s Leo Demidov trilogy. I’ve heard nothing but good things about this series, and after finishing the first book, I’m still on the fence about the first installment. Based on true events surrounding real life serial murderer Andrei Chikatilo aka […]
QBD Reviews: The Star-Touched Queen by Roshani Chokshi
The stars are seen by all, but are interpreted by few. On the day Maya was born the stars aligned to spell out a fate worse than any before. Her marriage will be filled with death and destruction. Being a daughter of the Raja her only expectation was to marry well to help her father’s […]
QBD Reviews: The Younger Man by Zoe Foster
I really enjoyed The Younger Man, it was lighthearted, funny and romantic. There was drama, friendship, backstabbing, angst and laughter. Part way through reading I thought the storyline was familiar, then realised I had read the book three years ago – and enjoyed it just as much the second time around! I thought it was […]
