BookReview The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris
My review today is of a book that tells the true story of the The Tattooist of Auschwitz, written by Heather Morris. A book we should all read, of a time we must never forget.
My review today is of a book that tells the true story of the The Tattooist of Auschwitz, written by Heather Morris. A book we should all read, of a time we must never forget.
Today I have a review of The Wife’s Tale, a personal history. Written by Aida Edemariam, it is published by 4th Estate, and recounts the life of Yetemegnu, an Ethiopian woman, of strength and determination, who lived through the many changes of her society and culture in the 20th century.
Today Rose Servitova joins me with a post all about her stresses & successes as a self-published author and her plans for Book 2!!
Today I have my review of the beautiful novel, Half A World Away by Sue Haasler, just published by The Dome Press. I also have a fab Q & A with Sue, so I do hope you enjoy!!
It’s #IrishWritersWed here on Swirl and Thread with a wonderful post entitled ‘Inspiration in the Family Tree’ by Irish Historical Fiction author Pam Lecky.
Today I ask author of Shipyard Girls in Love, Nancy Revell, a few questions and I share information on the book. Check out my stop on tour here!!
I have my review of The Lost Girl by Carol Drinkwater for you all today as part of the blog tour for the release of the paperback edition with Penguin/Michael Joseph.
A gothic novel to chill your senses!! Get ready for The Coffin Path by Katherine Clements. Just published by Headline, read on for my thoughts…
Today on #IrishWritersWed I am delighted to welcome Irish author and lifestyle/parenting blogger Nicola Cassidy, aka Lady Nicci. Nicola chats jealousy, with a very open and honest post. I do hope, as ever, you enjoy!
I review a book today that is a little different for me. It is a historical book targeted at the YA market. The Tides Between is written by Elizabeth Jane Corbett and is an insight into emigration in the 1800’s through the eyes of a fifteen-year-old girl.