Good morning and welcome to my weekly round up inspired by Novels and Nonfiction. So, grab yourself a coffee, (or tea) a comfy chair and come and have a browse with me.
Here are just some of the great reviews I’ve read this week
Anne Bonny Reviews – The Foyles Bookshop Girls by Elaine Roberts
HayleyReviews10 – The Break by Marian Keyes
Book Bum – The Beloveds by Maureen Lindley
Me and My Books – Letter Box by P.A. Davies
Linda’s Book Bag – Collecting Conversations by Sam Bunch
The Tattooed Book Geek – 84K by Claire North
Compulsive Readers – This is Going To Hurt: secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor by Adam Kay
Novel Deelights – Missing Pieces by Laura Pearson
Chocolate ‘N’ Waffles – The Dead Ex by Jane Corry
Books, Vertigo & Tea – Ash by Malinda Lo
Don’t forget to check out Zuky@BookBum’s favourite reviews this week.
Here are just some fab posts from across the book blogging community
My Peacock Living – Why Chronic Illness Can Affect Blogging and What To Do About It
The Tattooed Book Geek – Guest Post Five Things I’ve Learned by R. S. Ford
Books, Vertigo & Tea – Tagging Authors in Blog Post Titles: I Have Questions
My Peacock Books – No I WILL NOT Review Your Book! And Here’s Why…
Mrs Bloggs The Average Reader – Afternoon Tea with Danielle of Books, Vertigo & Tea
The Book Review Cafe – TopFiveThursday with Beth @ Biblobeth
Fictionophile – Wednesday’s Word = Silent (Cover Love Redux)
On the Blog This Week
On Monday I shared my audiobook review of If Only They didn’t Speak English by Jon Sopel. On Tuesday I joined in with the meme Top 5 Tuesday by sharing my Top 5 Favourite Fiction Audiobooks of the year so far. On Wednesday I shared my usual WWW Wednesdays! post and on Thursday joined in with Thursday’s Top 4 meme with Books that Feature a Beach. On Saturday I shared my usual Stacking the Shelves post.
Other Links
The Guardian – In a World of digital Nomads We Will All be Made Homeless
The New Yorker – What We’re Reading this Summer
Eva Jordan – Book Bloggers – The Unsung Heroes of Book World
Excuse My Reading – Elections in Turkey: Strange Then Fiction
Thank you Nicki xx
There have been some brilliant posts this week and some great book related posts that I’ve also really enjoyed reading xx
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Thanks Nicki for including #TopFiveThursday with Beth, and for some great links some of which I’ve read, others I will be clicking on right now x
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It’s always an honor to be included in your posts! Thank you ❤ And great picks!!!
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Thank you, lovely! 😘
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Thanks so much Nicki. I must read these posts. They look very interesting
Caryl x
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I always enjoy the links you find around the blogging community, they always make great reading. I enjoyed Danielle’s tagging authors discussion post too, and thanks to you I have discovered ‘No I WILL NOT Review Your Book! And Here’s Why…’ and I agree 100% with said blogger 🙂
Thanks really glad you enjoy it 🙂
Great post as usual Nicki. ♥️ Thanks so much for the mention.
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I’m definitely not reading Economic Science fictions this summer ;-).. but I think I can find my choice in your review links :-). Lovely Sunday post!
Thanks happy reading!
Two posts from my blog, damn, honoured, thanks for the mentions.👍
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Some.great reviews this past week on this list and posts! Not sure I am worthy of being among them, but I thank you and appreciate it so much ❤ Hope you enjoyed the weekend!
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Excellent post! Lots of great links. Thanks for sharing. Happy reading!
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Oh my goodness me, thank you so much for putting not only one link but two of mine up this week ❤ ❤ ❤ 🙂 You are so wonderful and I can't say thank you enough, I've only just gotten online and seen that many people have visited my blog so thank you so much 😀 😀 😀
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Ahh, thank you for the double feature this week! 😍
I’m glad you enjoyed my review!! I also enjoyed Drew’s review for 84K this week 🙂
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That Guardian article on digital Nomads is thought provoking! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for reading! 🙂