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Happy one and all. I am celebrating with a list of my favorite Pride and Prejudice inspired novels. Let's party like it's 1813! https://t.co/rHLsUn6zaj via

10 60
2022-01-29

"A man called ove" is a beautiful, calming, humourous and emotional type of book, reading it is like knowing about world from a different perspective,with the perspective of an old man who have a different way of viewing things.
Highly Recommended

2 13
2022-01-23

This would be my first one of the year. For my next update on Webtoon for Swenyar's Find. It is actually not done. I am still working on it. It is Rayin.


https://t.co/U2fKA7ARr1

3 6
2022-01-19

I'm doing a giveaway for of CLASS ACT, 's sequel to NEW KID. These books opened beautiful conversations with my 9yo son about privilege, racism, and microaggressions. RT to enter. For a second entry, comment with a 2/4

12 17
2022-01-18

"Masterfully written, Out Front the Following Sea is a historical fiction novel exploring the hardships, prejudices and power struggles within the newly settled colonies in 1689." - 100 Pages a Day

https://t.co/kKQeyiDKht

7 15
2022-01-18

Brigid MacDonald has been transported to 15th-century in the middle of a clan feud.

She knows how to fight, but these groomsmen are relentless!

Lighthearted with action.

https://t.co/SIiZR8Ig0l

84 65
2022-01-10

'There was a web of cords, everywhere. Her mother stood at the centre of it, her hair moving with no air to move it. "I want you to know," said Willow, "that I will never hurt you."' -Sorrow's Knot by Erin Bow

5 12
2022-01-08

"I cannot even begin to try and fit all of this in a review. It was a very adventurous novel & I really loved Ruth as a character & her willingness to challenge knowledge and human interaction at that time."

https://t.co/vkDhXTTnNn

9 13
2022-01-07