Author: Jenny @Literary Curiosities
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A River Enchanted by Rebecca Ross | Fantasy Book Review
“A River Enchanted” truly lives up to its name, offering an enchanting, atmospheric story infused with fantasy elements like spirits, magical weapons, and mystical flowers. The story unfolds at a rather slow pace, yet it provides an enjoyable reading experience. Especially, for those captivated by Scottish life, clan rivalries, and the simplicity of island existence….
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“Yes Chef” by Waitlyn Andrews – Romance Book Review
I’m grateful to have received a copy of “Yes Chef” from the author in exchange for an honest review, and I extend my thanks once again to Waitlyn for entrusting me with her debut novel. “Yes Chef” is a lovely slow-burn romance that kept me engaged from start to finish. Claire and James’ relationship is…
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Top Ten Tuesday – Quotes for Book Lovers
I have just seen this fun challenge on That Artsy Reader Girl‘s website and thought about joining. Check out my favorite quotes from my recent reads! These lines resonated with me, either because they were thought-provoking or deeply touching. When I come across a quote I love in a physical book, I mark it with…
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Crafting the Perfect DIY Gift for Beach Lovers: A Bottled Message with Shells
Summer beckons us all to the shores of the sea or ocean, a paradise, especially for those fortunate enough to reside nearby. Personally, I find the underwater world endlessly fascinating, and I’m an avid collector of seashells along the shoreline. However, I always advocate for respecting marine life by only collecting empty shells and avoid…
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Mr. Livingstone’s Bookstore by Monica Gutierrez – Book Review
“Mr. Livingstone’s Bookstore” is a delightful short story that may have a simple plot, but its charm lies in its ability to transport us readers into a warm and inviting atmosphere. Set in the heart of London, the story revolves around a bookstore with a unique feature—a glass roof that offers a view of the…
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Starling House by Alix E. Harrow – Book Review
I’ve been eyeing “The Starling House” on Bookstagram for quite some time, instantly drawn in by its captivating cover. It lingered on my TBR list until its Hungarian publication finally arrived which felt like forever. This Gothic fiction novel immerses readers into the mysterious realm of the Starling house and its even more mysterious owners…
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The Threat Below by J. S. Latshaw
I’m so happy that I had the chance to read the “Threat Below”, I would like to thank again Jason Latshaw who directly contacted and provided me with a copy of the book. I was intrigued by the summary’s promise so I eagerly accepted the offer, and the book far exceeded my expectations. “The Threat…
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Winter Cottage by Mary Ellen Taylor – Historical Fiction Review
I just finished reading another fantastic book in the style of Kate Morton, titled “Winter Cottage” by Mary Ellen Taylor. This novel presents a captivating storyline spanning three timelines. What made it unique in this category for me was that this was the first book that spent the most time exploring the present timeline. Usually,…
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Top 5 Spring Outdoor Activities to Embrace the Season
Here we are, in the midst of spring again. The weather is gradually warming the trees are blossoming and it is beautiful outside. After a long and cold winter, everyone craves for nature and some time spent outside of the house. It’s refreshing to step away from the routine of binge-watching series on Netflix curdled…