This year, my husband gifted me a slightly obscure trilogy from Norway. So today we have a review of Kristin Lavransdatter: Book I The Wreath.

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This year, my husband gifted me a slightly obscure trilogy from Norway. So today we have a review of Kristin Lavransdatter: Book I The Wreath.
I love starting my year with an Agatha Christie. This year, I took a journey with Passenger to Frankfurt and it was such a random story from this author.
Hello lovely readers! We’re back with another reading challenge for this new year. This year, we’ll be doing something a little different with the reading list.
I read the whole 23 in 2023 list! It had everything from light reads to heavy classics, so let’s look at the good, the bad and the unexpected from the year.
I’ve got a bonus book for us today. And what a lovely little bonus book it is, too. Read on to learn why this read is the literary version of a hot chocolate.
In 1922, Count Rostov is sentenced to house arrest in the Metropol Hotel, Moscow. The book follows the Count through one of Russia’s most turbulent periods.
The First Circle introduces the prisoners of Mavrino prison and Innokenty, a diplomat who risks freedom to warn a friend. Will he join the others in the gulag?
Modern Saints, Book Two is an inspirational non-fiction collection of short biographies of Catholic saints. There are also photos of these fascinating people
In Cold Blood is a nonfiction true crime novel. It covers the story of the Clutter murders in great depth. But true is this true crime?
When first faced with this very large mystery novel, I felt a sense of dread. But I loved it! Written in the 1800s, is The Woman in White the OG mystery novel?