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Teacher's Pet by Jenny Dale
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New book review!
Teacher's Pet by Jenny Dale
Ah, the Puppy Patrol books. Massive nostalgia for me. The Dutch translations of these are some of the earliest books I remember devouring
Blog Tour: The Route to You ~ Annabelle McCormack
Title: The Route to You Author: Annabelle McCormack Rating: 3.5/4 Stars Genre: Contemporary Romance Publisher: Annabelle McCormack Date of Release: August 11, 2026 Pages: 440 Format: Kindle (Crowns & Chaos PR) Blurb: She ran from her wedding. Right into the arms of the man whose heart she once broke. Hours before her high-profile wedding, Sloan Carrington discovers something that shatters her…
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📖 Book of the Month: Power vs. Force by Dr David R. Hawkins
What makes something powerful? And what makes it forceful?
This month's Book of the Month explores the difference between the two, and what it can reveal about how we think, act and influence others.
Read the key takeaways in Issue 29.
☕Download issue 29 via Kofi: here
💻Read online: here
⬇️Download via Google Drive: here
So for a while now I’ve been reading HOUSE OF LEAVES and…I just can’t take this [🚽] seriously.
((Some little spoilers ahead))
Kat Holloway’s beau, Daniel has always had a past shrouded in mystery. When a man comes forward saying he has information about who Daniel’s parents were and then is abruptly murdered, Kat knows she must help Daniel solve the murder so he can finally know his roots. Kat is afraid this mystery will tear them apart, something her heart may not survive. As we move closer to the union of Kat and Daniel, it seems another mystery stands in the way of their happiness. Kat is determined to help Daniel, but at the same time she learns that her darling daughter will be moving with her adopted family out of the city into a suburb of London. Something that Kat knows may be the best for her, but will also make it difficult for her to see her very frequently. This, along with solving the mystery of Daniel’s background really amps up the tension in this story. As a reader of all 9 novels, and a bunch of short stories in this series, I just want Kat to get her happily ever after. A home with Daniel, her daughter, and his son. I feel like we are fast approaching that time which may or may not be the end of this series. It seems like, with the death of this mystery man who said he had information for Daniel, that they would’ve hit a dead end, but Kat can pull information out of a brick. Tracking down info is her secret sauce and somehow she finds a thread to follow. I love it that these threads don’t seem to dangle in front of her but that she hunts them down with the help of her bevy of friends. I like all of the stories in this series but Murder in Blackfriars was especially poignant. Her daughter moving away, and the threat to Daniel’s peace made for an emotional story and one of the better ones in the series. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❣️ I received a copy of this book through NetGalley for an honest review and it was honest. Click this link to purchase this book!* Murder in Blackfriars Copyright 2026 The Reading Chick All Rights Reserved *Amazon Associate- if you purchase this book through the above link I’ll receive a small stipend.
La stagione della migrazione a Nord
di Tayeb Salih Voto: 6 e ½/10 Tornai alla mia gente, signori miei, dopo una lunga assenza, sette anni per la precisione, durante i quali ero
Rating: 3/5
Book Blurb:
Bollywood body horror collides with erotic obsession as a die-hard fan resolves to replace her retiring screen idol, blurring fantasy and flesh in a dark, intoxicating debut.
Priyanka is a Bollywood uber-fan who has been obsessed with film star Ayesha Sen since she was a kid — she's watched her movies over and over, and knows her dances beat for beat. But after a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet her idol goes awry, and Ayesha announces her impending retirement from movies, Priyanka decides that if Ayesha isn't going to live the life she's supposed to, Priyanka would be more than happy to take over for her...
Aditya Bidikar (The Department of Truth, Blue in Green) and rising star artist Som (Crocodile Black) present a twisted exploration of celebrity culture, identity, and image that's perfect for fans of The Substance, Perfect Blue, Black Swan and David Cronenberg.
Collects #1-4.
Review:
Bollywood body horror mixed in with erotic obsession and parasocial relationships. This was definitely a interesting read and it sucks you in, the ending leaves you a little "huh" but overall the body horror aspect was cool and the obsession was a interesting storyline. I was intrigued by the twist and turns of the story and it makes a really intriguing read.
Release Date: November 24, 2026
Publication/Blog: Ash and Books (ash-and-books.tumblr.com)
*Thanks Netgalley and Image Comics for sending me an arc in exchange for an honest review*