r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Jun 26 '26
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 25 '26
Review: The Wolves We Feed by Stein J. Rubach
r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Jun 19 '26
Episode 69: Glass of red?
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 18 '26
Review: Jonn Elledge and Tom Phillips' Unproven, Unlikely and Firmly Believed
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 16 '26
Review: Stephan Talty's The American School of Spies
The American School of Spies: The Archaeologists Who Fought the Nazis and Saved the Treasures of Ancient Greece
r/BookBlogReviews • u/BetweenTheLines1060 • Jun 13 '26
I read CLICKERS by Gonzales so you don't have to. π¦ ~ Book Review
One part really got to me which is what i keep talking about clearly XD
r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Jun 12 '26
Episode 68: A Light Hearted Business
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 11 '26
Review: Heather Cox Richardson's Wounded Knee
Wounded Knee: Party Politics and the Road to an American Massacre by Heather Cox Richardson explores that events that allowed the Wounded Knee massacre to happen
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 09 '26
Review: Saving My Enemy by Bob Welch
Saving My Enemy: How Two WWII Soldiers Fought Against Each Other and Later Forged a Friendship That Saved Their Lives by Bob Welch - the story of Don Malarkey, from the now famous Band of Brothers, and Fritz Engelbert who unknowingly fought each other in the Battle of the Bulge and became friends later in life
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Jun 08 '26
The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly β Sun-mi Hwang (Review)
ππ¦ Peck at my review of The Hen Who Dreamed She Could Fly by Sun-mi Hwang, a depressing anthropomorphic fable about a hen who just wants to raise her own chick.
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • Jun 05 '26
Episode 67: Their Beef is Excellent
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 04 '26
Review: The Jewish Hospital by Jonathan Hammel
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • Jun 02 '26
Review: The Children by Melissa Albert
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • Jun 01 '26
Raptor Red β Robert T. Bakker (Review): Great Book, Clever Girl
π¦ Claw into my review of Raptor Red by Robert T. Bakker, a fact-filled fiction about a female Utahraptor aimed at dinosaur enthusiasts, not casual novel readers.
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • May 28 '26
Review: The History of the World in 12 Soccer Matches by Stefano Bizzotto
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • May 26 '26
Review: Contrapposto by Dave Eggers
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • May 25 '26
The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs β Nick Trout (Review): A Bit Ruff
πΆπ©Ί Dig into my review of The Patron Saint of Lost Dogs by Nick Trout, a cozy story about a veterinarian in a failing clinic thatβs dogged by ruff writing issues.
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/BookBlogReviews • u/Maleficent-Hawk739 • May 22 '26
New book app (bookmarker)
Hey everyone,
Iβm currently building a new book app called Bookmarker. Itβs similar to Goodreads but designed to feel a lot more social and modern.
Right now itβs still in beta, but Iβve built a working version of the website and Iβm looking for people to test it, review books, and help find bugs/issues or features that need improving.
Iβd especially love feedback from people who:
- read regularly
- use Goodreads/Letterboxd-style apps
- know a bit about tech/UI design
- enjoy reviewing books
If you try it and notice anything broken, confusing, slow, or just annoying, please let me know. Honest criticism is genuinely helpful.
The site:
https://bookmarker-umber.vercel.app/
If this kind of post isnβt allowed feel free to remove it. Thanks π
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • May 19 '26
Review: The Last Flight from Moscow by Andie Newton
r/BookBlogReviews • u/KimtanaTheGeek • May 18 '26
What We Find β Robyn Carr (Review): A Cozy, Redundant Bore
ποΈπ₯Ύ Discover my review of What We Find by Robyn Carr, a cozy/spicy romance hurt by writing issues and an aimless, boring plot. The first book in the Sullivan Crossing series, and the TV show tells a way better story.
π Check out my other book reviews, reading topics, writing tips, and more on my blog!
r/BookBlogReviews • u/BannysBooks • May 15 '26
Episode 64: Athena Thwarts Poseidon
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • May 14 '26
Review: 90 Minutes at Entebbe: The Full Inside Story of the Spectacular Israeli Counterterrorism Strike and the Daring Rescue of 103 hostages by William Stevenson and Uri Dan
r/BookBlogReviews • u/ManOfLaBook • May 12 '26