Two friends united against their massive TBRs
The Love Hypothesis by Ali HazelwoodPublication Date: September 14, 2021 (TUESDAY!!!) TW: Cancer, death of a parent (off page), misogyny, sexism, emotionally abusive mentor (off page, but described), sexual harassment (workplace setting) Plot: Olive, a third year PHD student, is trying to convince her best friend that she is over a guy (so her friend… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: The Love Hypothesis
Hi I'm Tree and in 2021 all I want to read is historical romance. I'll be honest, in April I've really slowed down on my HR reading so these reviews are from a hot second ago, but I wanted to post them to be sort of caught up on reviews. If you missed the first… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: Historical Romances [part 3]
People We Meet On Vacation by Emily HenryPublication Date: May 11, 2021TW: anxiety, slut shaming, forced kissing Last year I read and reviewed Emily Henry's Beach Reach (see my review here)and I loved it so much! I basically have been anticipating her next book since I read (and reread) that one so when I got a… Continue reading BLOG TOUR: People We Meet On Vacation Review
I won't go through my history with historical romance novels, but if you missed part one, and are curious, check it out here. During this pandemic, I've found myself reaching for historical romances way more than every before. I've also been enjoying them way more than before. It does not help that Bridgerton on Netflix… Continue reading MINI REVIEWS: Historical Romances [part 2]
The Dutch House by Ann PatchettPublication Date: February 24, 2019 This review is going to be rambly and hopefully make some sort of sense, because I have not figured out how to talk about this book in a way that would actually make anyone want to read it. As a little background, I wasn’t the… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: The Dutch House
Ever After Always (Bergman Brothers #3) Publication Date: January 12, 2020 The Bergman Brothers Series is so good! I did a mini review for book one here and never got around to reviewing book two, even though I think it is my fave (so far) of the series. I highly recommend this series if you… Continue reading ROMANCE WEEK: Ever After Always Review
The Flatshare by Beth O’Leary review Published: April 18, 2019 To be honest I only picked this up because of bookstagram. The premise is basically two roommates who share a flat (and a bed), never see each other, and communicate solely through notes they leave around the house. It sounded weird and like it would… Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: The Flatshare
