The Burning of Juniper Slaide
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Juniper Slaide is the sole survivor of an arson attack that destroyed her home and killed her...
Leanne Crabtree (480 KP) rated Neverending Beginnings in Books
Jan 11, 2021
I've never read anything like this--it most certainly is like Groundhog Day--and it was a refreshing change but at the same time if it had taken one more reliving to make it all perfect I might have given up on it.
I was cheering our girl on as she fell for Ben throughout the weeks and I hope that they make it as a couple.
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Puzzles & Jigsaws is a beautiful jigsaw puzzle game. It is a highly addictive and relaxing pastime...
ClareR (5879 KP) rated The Dream Weavers in Books
Apr 25, 2021
Simon is writing a book of Anglo-Saxon history, and starts to hear a woman calling a name outside his rented cottage. When he goes out to look, no one is there.
The cottage owner brings in her local spiritual advisor, Bea, who hopes to put the ghost outside to rest. This is only the beginning.
The timelines alternate between King Offa’s daughter, Eadburh, and Bea’s life in Hereford with her husband who is a priest at the cathedral.
I honestly didn’t think I’d enjoy this - but I really did! It uses religion without being overly religious, and the same goes for the more Pagan elements. It was a a really interesting, highly readable book. I haven’t read much about the history around King Offa’s time, so I enjoyed the opportunity to do that. It was a book that was difficult to put down - except that was done for me, as I read a stave a day on The Pigeonhole! It’s a big book, but it really didn’t feel that way. It sent me off on little internet searches as well - namely Anchorites, and what types of dogs Anglo-Saxons kept as pets (and whether they did or not!). I like a book that interests me enough to read around it!
This is definitely one for the historical fiction fans, especially those that like a bit of the magical element as well. I loved reading it!
Many thanks to The Pigeonhole, and to HarperCollins for giving me access via NetGalley for an honest review.
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Recharge: A Year of Self-Care to Focus on You
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A month-by-month self-care bible by world-renowned wellness guru Julie Montagu. 'The ultimate...