Being in quarantine had one big advantage: after long, long years, I finally had time to read longer books. Like, really, really long books. If you're familiar with Ken Follett's writing, you might have an idea how long.
I am so excited to present my very first blog tour post! This is going to be a review of the psychological suspense/mystery book 'In Servitude', which I liked very much, and I'm so lucky to have been able to read it, and be part of this tour! This book is really something that's worth reading. A huge thank you to both the author and Digital Reads Blog Tours for giving me the opportunity to put my paws on this one!
Grab a coffee and see what makes me recommend it! 😉
This YA mystery series is probably something you should read on some cozy autumn afternoon these days... Make a coffee the way you like it, and let's read my thoughts about this book!
This time I chose to read something supposed to be a light summer read. Read my review of 'Hot Pursuit' while having a nice-smelling coffee! 😉
Finally I got to write a review again, this time about a historical fiction set in ancient Greece. Let's have a coffee, and see what it was like! ☺️
I've been considering for a while to occasionally post about a Hungarian book, since I've noticed that we're not very popular among the international audience. I find it extremely difficult, because there's very few Hungarian books I know of that are translated to English.
This week's quote is not from a book I've read this week, but from one of my favorites, Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King. It summarizes very well what I think about being a reader. It's basically my Reader's Ars Poetica. 😊
So as I said before, I want to start a new series of posts, a weekly list of newly released books. I would also like to feature reviews about them, and that's where your part comes to the picture: I'd be happy if you let me know in the comment section if you have a … Continue reading This Week’s New Book Releases & Reviews – write a comment if you have one and I’ll share it!
Another Monday has come, and as you probably already know, I try to make it a little better every week. We already missed a bus with my boyfriend today, so we arrived late to the dentist (his appointment, not mine! I'm still only trying to get myself to do a check-up...) I'm trying not to … Continue reading Monday Moodlifter
Come on, drink a tasty iced coffee, and read what I finally say about a historical fiction book called 'Sweden'. (It took me more time to read than I thought it would be, but it was worth it!)
Swift Coffee 