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This book follows a story about three women and their inseparable friendship, their past relationship issues and how they decide to embark on a dating game by playing matchmaker for each other. Then trouble hits as this game starts to threaten their friendship. It took me a little while to get into the book but... Continue Reading →
The Psychology of Money was recommended by many people. It’s not a book that tells you which stocks to invest in; it tells you that you should invest and the earlier you start investing the better with a long term view in mind. Morgan emphasises the power of compounding and also to save even if... Continue Reading →
I’m always keen to read up on how I can make the most of my money and increase my knowledge about finances in general. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki kept propping up as a recommended book by various people so I decided to give it a go. I thought that the book did... Continue Reading →
In my opinion, the author did an excellent work exploring the love/hate relationship between a mother and daughter. Not only that, there’s elements of betrayal, revenge and forgiveness that takes you on a whirl wind of emotions as you read on. Tara, the mother, was the one living with dementia but we got to understand... Continue Reading →
This book had so much hype but I really couldn't understand why people were raving about this book. I don't think it's a bad book but I do think that it was marketed in a misleading way. I was expecting to read a book about women's sexual desires and being empowered by it all. Instead,... Continue Reading →
I love to mix up the genres and give my mind a good balance of thriller, romance, self-help and whatever type of book is available out there. This time I picked out a contemporary romance written by Mhairi McFarlane. I normally love a good romantic fiction but I won't lie, I wasn't 100% sure that... Continue Reading →
The way some chapters end in this book got my heart stopping out of shock! This book gives a perspective into the life of Koreans living in Japan in the early 1900s when Japan took control over Korea and highlights the struggles that first generation immigrants face along with the complexities of experiencing dual cultural... Continue Reading →
This book had been sitting my in shelf for a long time and I never got round to reading it. I always started on the first habit and life just distracted me but I had no excuse this time. I knew it would be worthwhile because I've heard and read so many incredible reviews about... Continue Reading →
It's been a while since I've read a psychological thriller and this book just killed it in the best possible way. It will definitely keep you entertained for a good few days. I went for the audiobook option this time because it was easily accessible and I guess I'm saving the planet this way. Less... Continue Reading →
Jojo Moyes is one of my absolute favourite authors but I wasn't so sure of this book just because I didn't quite connect with the synopsis as much as I normally would with her other books probably because I've never given much attention historic fiction but I gave it a go and voila...another fantastic read.... Continue Reading →
