Reflecting on half a year of books.
Reader’s Life – The halfway mark
Father figures in books (my favourites)
Five of my favourite fathers or father figures in books.
Reader’s Life – Binge reading is fun
The perks of getting into a series after it's been completed.
The day after the night before
A short short real life story
Reader’s Life – Sometimes it’s not the book
When you're, plain and simply, not due.
Dr Charlotte Stone – My first Charlie
There are two Charlies (Charleys) in my life. Mentioning the first one to a friend, again, led to my getting to know the other, and both became book friends. Both can see ghosts, although one is a psychiatrist who can see the ghosts of the recently, violently departed, whereas the other is the Grim Reaper.... Continue Reading →
Reader’s Life – Comfort… reading
Of the necessity of rereading
My first romance
The first of very many.
The movie obsession
Something I honestly never understood and still don't understand: readers' obsession with turning books into movies
Reader’s Life – Reset = Hell!
Don't say it. I know I've been pretty quiet over the last week and I will not apologise for it. I've been continuing my reading of the Hot Damned series, of which I am currently (as of 19 April at 5 PM) in the ninth book out of 13. Nothing much to say about it,... Continue Reading →
Full circle
I'm a bookworm. Thus, I need to read books to escape, function, relax, centre myself, etc. I know that this sounds like a pitch for Bookworms Anonymous or for a book club, but it isn't. It's a thought that came to my mind commenting on a post in a beloved author's group. When I conclude... Continue Reading →
Reader’s Life – Semi break
Don't blame me too much. I know I'm quiet on the blogging front. It's not that what I read isn't good, all the contrary! It's only that of Hot Damned and Jade Calhoun, I've already written. I am at the sixth book of both series, of which I alternate two and two (two Jade, two... Continue Reading →
Caro's Reads 