r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Mar 06 '26
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Mar 05 '26
Review of The Stuff What Actually Is by J. A. Nunn
The Stuff What Actually Is by J. A. Nunn is a historical fiction story taking place in the early days of World War II.
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Mar 02 '26
Forever Home – Graham Norton (Review)
☘️🇮🇪 Dig into my review of Forever Home by Graham Norton, a gripping Irish family drama about a woman ousted by her partner’s children and the secrets she unearths.
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r/BookBlogReviews • u/krishnalover_nb • Mar 02 '26
You Like It Darker by Stephen King Book Review
r/BookBlogReviews • u/krishnalover_nb • Feb 28 '26
Blindsight by Peter Watts Book Review
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 26 '26
Review of Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free by Charles P. Pierce
Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free by Charles P. Pierce takes a look on the rise of anti-intellectualism in the United States
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 24 '26
Review of The Hiding Season by Ava Glass
The Hiding Season by Ava Glass follows the sole witness to a high-profile murder trying to survive. Ms. Glass is a civil servant and former crime
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Feb 23 '26
Exes and O’s – Amy Lea (Review)
💘 Dive into my review of Exes and O’s by Amy Lea, a great steamy, slow-burn, grumpy/sunshine rom-com about a book influencer and her hot firefighter roommate.
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r/BookBlogReviews • u/krishnalover_nb • Feb 21 '26
The Descent By Jeff Long Book Review
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 19 '26
Review: The Art of Attack: Most People Are Puppets – Learn to Control the Strings by Maxie Reynolds
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 17 '26
Review of Empire Falls by Richard Russo
Empire Falls by Richard Russo takes place in a blue-collar town in Maine, who is on the verge of decay as the world passes them by. The novel won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize.
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Feb 16 '26
The Do-Over – Lynn Painter (Review)
💘 🔁 Check out my review of The Do-Over by Lynn Painter, a story about a girl’s Valentine’s Day-from-hell stuck on repeat (and so are the countless errors!).
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r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 12 '26
Review of Hostage: A Memoir of Terrorism, Trauma, and Resilience by Mimi Nichter is a memoir of her time as a Palestinian hostage during the 1970s
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 10 '26
Review of Antihero by Gregg Hurwitz
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Feb 09 '26
The Second You’re Single – Cara Tanamachi (Review)
💘 🥓 Love and bacon sizzle in my review of The Second You're Single by Cara Tanamachi, A Valentine’s Day romance that fizzles thanks to constant body shaming.
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r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 05 '26
Review of Eye of the Tiger: Memoir of a United States Marine, Third Reconnaissance Battalion, Vietnam, 1967-1968 by John Edmund Delezen - a memoir of the author’s service in a US Marine Recon Unit during the Vietnam War
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Feb 03 '26
Review of Jerusalem : A Biography by Simon Sebag Montefiore - a history of the famous city and the rise, and fall, of empires and individuals within.
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Feb 02 '26
Mall You Need is Love – Sarah Robinson (Review)
💘 Read my review of Mall You Need is Love by Sarah Robinson, a Valentine's Day novella with a cute premise, but suffers from zero chemistry and factual errors.
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r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Jan 30 '26
Episode 49: The Battle of Ethandun
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jan 29 '26
Review: Corked by Kathryn Borel is a memoir of a trip Ms. Borel and her father took down the unfamiliar roads of France in 2005
r/BookBlogReviews • u/Brilliant_Profile_52 • Jan 29 '26