Canât Miss Book Releases for September 2023!
There are many books which publish each month which I sort through to find the books Iâd most like to read. Here are my Canât...
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Embracing Love and Babka: A Heartfelt Book Review of âKissing Kosherâ by Jean Meltzer
Kissing Kosher is the emotional yet funny story of grandchildren of rival kosher bakeries who find love where they least expect it. Acknowledgments: Thank you...
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Canât Wait Wednesday #53 – A December To Remember by Jenny Bayliss
Canât Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Wishful Endings, to spotlight and discuss the books weâre excited about that we have yet to read. Generally...
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Unraveling Destiny: A Heartwarming Journey in ‘Through the Snow Globe’ by Annie Rains – A Book Review
Through The Snow Globe is a time-loop story of one woman who is given the chance to repeat one day in order to be with...
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The Sunday Post #68: Reading, Movie & TV Suggestions, Weekly Highlights and More!
Welcome to The Sunday Post #68! The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted at Caffeinated Reviewer. Itâs a chance to share news~ A post to...
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Rediscovering Love and New Beginnings: âMust Love Flowersâ by Debbie Macomber – Book Review
âMust Love Flowersâ follows the journey of two women at varying life stages who forge a deep friendship while rebuilding their lives after enduring challenging...
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15 Books of Christmas Reading Challenge for 2023
Last year I started my annual 15 Books of Christmas Reading Challenge and had so much fun I decided to do it again! Let me...
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Unforgettable Bonds in Occupied Paris: ‘The Paris Daughter’ by Kristin Harmel – A Book Review
The Paris Daughter tells the story of two women who meet in Paris in 1939 who are required to make difficult choices as mothers. Itâs...
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Canât Wait Wednesday #52 – Bright Lights, Big Christmas by Mary Kay Andrews
Canât Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Wishful Endings, to spotlight and discuss the books weâre excited about that we have yet to read. Generally...
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