Today I’m on the blog tour for Chasing Ghosts by Madalyn Morgan. A book that is different, set after World War 2 but still with the fears and emotions.
Read on for my review and the chance to win a signed copy.
The blog tour is running from the 8th until 14th October.
Happy Monday! Today it’s my turn to be on the blog tour for Guess My Name with Veggies and Fruits by Liana Strat. A fun little picture book on naming veggies and fruit, helping toddlers and preschoolers with learning their fruit and vegetables.
Read on to see what we thought.
For this week’s Saturday Catch Up post I’m on the blog tour for The Paris Secret by Lily Graham. Reading this book has been my “me time” this week, which I have desperately needed with two poorly girls. It’s been read at 2am, 4am 11am and various other naptimes in the afternoons. But the one good thing about The Paris Secret is that it’s been easy to pick up, at various points in the story when I’ve had to quickly put it down.
Thanks to Bookouture and Lily Graham for giving me the chance to read an advance copy of The Parish Secret.
The last time Valerie was in Paris, she was three years old, running from the Nazis, away from the only home she had ever known.
This past week we have been reading Cute a Doodle Doo by Julie Flanighan. In fact most days we have read it twice before bed time. Reading is one of my favourite hobbies and now I’m sure baby girl loves it as well. It makes me smile when she brings her favourite books to me for storytime. She loves to turn the pages and point out what she knows on the pages. For this book it was the animals, the pig, cow and chicken (although it’s actually a cockerel).
Welcome back to #bookreviewmondays. Today I have a review of a cute little children’s book called Tommy Twigtree and the Carrot Crunchers by Michael Firman.
Tommy Twigtree and his friends enjoy peace and harmony in their garden. That is until Robbie Rabbit and his Bandits decide that carrots are on the menu!
Happy #bookreviewmonday! Today I’m really pleased to be kicking off the blog tour for Emma Dibdin’s Through His Eyes. I’m offering a review and a giveaway for my stop. Before we get down to the review I always like to share a bit about the book.
Through his eyes is a dark, unsettling thriller about a young female journalist drawn into the life of a troubled Hollywood A-lister.
You have to know when to say no. That’s one of the first things they tell you. But from the first day I arrived in Los Angeles, I said yes.
