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The Cat And The City

5 June, 2020 Gadget Girl 71

by Nick Bradley This is such a charming, easy to read book. I thoroughly enjoyed it. It's built up with lots of short stories that actually intertwine with each other. Some of the characters also appear in the other stories. The book also has some of Japan's modern day cultures in it, like the cat… Continue reading The Cat And The City

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Amazon First Reads for May 2020

2 May, 202012 May, 2020 Gadget Girl 71

It’s that time yet again, to choose one of eight books that Amazon First Reads lets Amazon Prime Members download for free. I always look forward to the beginning of each month to see what is on offer. This months books are: Contemporary Fiction If You Must Know by Jamie Beck, Pages: 362, Publication Date:… Continue reading Amazon First Reads for May 2020

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The Animals of Lockwood Manor

16 April, 2020 Gadget Girl 71

by Jane Healey I felt quite disappointed in this book, even though the synopsis made it sound just my type of book, it wasn't really. I think it's the style of the writing and the way in which it has been written. It also felt very long winded too. Just because it wasn't to my… Continue reading The Animals of Lockwood Manor

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Amazon First Reads for April 2020

2 April, 202012 May, 2020 Gadget Girl 71

Here we are again, it's time to choose one of eight books that Amazon First Reads lets Amazon Prime Members download for free. At the moment I seem to be downloading more free books than ever. I wonder if it's my mind trying to get off what is happening around the world, lets just hope… Continue reading Amazon First Reads for April 2020

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Gingerbread

4 March, 20204 March, 2020 Gadget Girl 71

by Helen Oyeyemi OK well I really don't know where to start with this book. Even though I have finished this book I feel non the wiser as to what I have read. I feel as though this book doesn't flow and that it jumps all over the place. When I did think I was… Continue reading Gingerbread