2 Book Lovers Reviews
This was just what I was in
the mood for (I love it when
that happens). This was also
my first time reading a
novel by Cecelia Ahern,
so I also love when I have
more novels by an author
to indulge in.
Love, Rosie is written in
epistolary form. It is a
series of emails, letters,
notes, and instant messages
between the characters. Not
to worry though. While you
may be thinking that it would
be difficult to get into the story and the characters’ lives, it wasn’t. The story flowed effortlessly. I felt like I was right beside Rosie for the big moments of her life, living them right along with her, the good times and the bad.
Week of Dec. 16, 2024
Holiday Reading Recommendations!
From time to time I love to pick a book to get me into the holiday season. Of course, it cannot be your typical holly jolly Christmas story. I want something a little more twisted. Krampus seemed like just the thing for me.
The myth behind Krampus pairs well with Christmas horror. Brom has taken the myth and made it his own. He included a Santa like I’ve never seen before and created his very own mythos to fill out the background.
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Week of Dec. 16, 2024
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