I couldn’t put down The Sugar Queen thanks to its characters, delicious plot, magical realism, and sensory details.
Tag: love
The Thirteenth Earl #romance @EvelynPryce
Surely, people were getting it on at parties. Just because there are norms for polite society doesn’t mean everyone is following them.
In His Genes #science #BookReview
The familiar “she’s like a comfortable shoe” theme.
Troglodyte #bookreview #readwomen
The collection isn’t only made of “poo stories,” though.
Bobby Blanchard, Lesbian Gym Teacher #20BooksofSummer #LGBT @KensingtonBooks #ReadWomen
“But my grades — my brains –” Bobby struggled to express herself. “A teacher has to be smart.”
Rainbow Valley #20BooksofSummer #YAlit #AnneofGreenGables
She almost died of “pewmonia,” for instance.
Anne’s House of Dreams #20BooksofSummer #YAlit #Canada #AnneofGreenGables
Things are finally going in the direction readers have wanted since Gilbert Blythe called Anne “carrots” and then slid a candy heart as way of apology…
The Tide King #BookReview #MagicalRealism #war @MichalskiJen @BlackLawrence
Michalski has a great talent…
Anne of Windy Poplars #20BooksofSummer #AnneofGreenGables #ReadWomen
L.M.M. uses the titular character sparingly, and instead gives readers a short story collection that will leave them frustrated.
Anne of the Island #20BooksofSummer #AnneofGreenGables
Anne of the Island is my favorite book in the series so far. Montgomery hasn’t lost her sassy humor, her lifelike characters, or her ability to create suspense.
