Books Reviews
Curling up with a good book is a favourite year-round pursuit: in front of a blazing fire in January, in the park under a warm May sun, in a hammock lake-side in July or with coffee on the back porch overlooking brilliant fall foliage.
ChickAdvisor members love light reads like the wildly popular Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella or the more introspective romances of Emily Giffin. He's Not That Into You gives us food for thought, and Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series is a guilty little pleasure.
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293 reviews
I read these books after enjoying the movies so much and I have to say the books are a million times better. Give them a read you won't be disappointed.
155 reviews
this book is my childhood i love it so much and it has been one of the first books to start my love of reading. it has an amazing mom child relationship and everyone should read it once in their life
140 reviews
The romance and bond between Hazel, and Gus, 2 teenage cancer patients. Hazel has stage 4 thyroid cancer while Gus has one leg due to osteosarcoma. They meet at a Teenage Cancer support group and their friendship and relationship blossoms and they share understanding over a...
174 reviews
Twilight might get hate but the book series is one of the best I've ever read. I was so drawn into the book I actually felt all the emotions and felt like I was living it. I've never had that with a book before. It will forever be one of my favourite series to reread and I...
107 reviews
The Shopaholic series always puts me in a good mood. Really all of Sophie Kinsella's books put me in a good mood. They are just so light, fluffy and fun. Sophie Kinsella's writing is like ice cream on hot July day.
199 reviews
I read the whole series and watched all the movies and I would say the books are way better than the movies because in the books there is way more going on and it makes more sense to the story line and the scenes are way more exploit than the movie which is understandable...
1 review
This book covers an inspiring journey through the trials of infertility and childhood cancer. I would highly recommend this book to readers whom have had personal life changing experiences that has formed them, there are lots of learning curves to take away from reading...
48 reviews
J'ai beaucoup aimé cette série que j'ai lue en anglais. D'excellents livres pour apprendre l'anglais, le vocabulaire est riche et les structures bien ordonnées.
1 review
I borrowed the eyewonder book called Rocks and Minerals written and edited by Caroline Bingham. It contains useful information about how rocks, fossils and minerals are formed. I like the pictures in the book. The book has 47 pages.
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The Moonology Calendar 2024 by award winning astrology author and Sunday Times best-selling author Yasmin Boland is a simple yet elegant desk calendar. The Moonology Calendar pairs well with Yasmin Boland's Moonology Diary, Moonology Oracle Cards, Moonology Manifestation Oracle...
1 review
I got the DK What's that a Rock or Mineral, a Beginner's Guide from the Public Library. It is the ideal pocket Identification Guide for Rock Enthusiasts. It features more than 140 common rocks and minerals. The author is Tom Jackson a science based author from the UK. I am...
47 reviews
Can’t say enough about Archie comics. I read so many Archie comics as a young kid, 40+ years later I still enjoy reading about Archie and his friends.
56 reviews
This is a good book to get into reading thrillers. It was the first one I started with and I was hooked. The beginning is a little tough to get through, but once you do the story line is extremely gripping. You need that slow burn for all the twists to really leave their mark. I...
65 reviews
Arthur Golden writes a story the brings you to the inner realities as a geisha is made from a tiny girl sold from her family to one of the most sought after geishas ever. Golden immerses the reader in to the intricate details of life within the geisha houses and allows the...
1 review
I’ve been a dog lover all my life and have working dogs in my family so I have a connection somewhat with the shepherd breeds (German Shepherd, Belgian Malinois, Dutch Herders, etc) so far I have been blown away by the bravery of the dogs working alongside handlers within the...
1 review
« Quand l'image du corps est une prérogative sociale », écrit par le sociologue Olivier Bernard. Ce que j'en ai retenu, et qui fait que je le recommande sans réserve : - La simplicité de l'écriture. Le livre se lit tout seul, presque comme un roman. - Ouvrage papier de...
1 review
My daughters love their chirp magazine subscription. Who doesn’t love getting good things in the mail? I love how it’s educational and puts things in easier terms for my 4 year old to understand. This months magazine talks about different neighbourhoods. I love how they also...
1 review
Partir en roadtrip en mémoire de celui qu'on vient de perdre dans un triste accident. Cela donne un voyage unique et plus personnel que tout. Ici, Malorie part en Islande afin de vivre le voyage que son frère Arnaud a fait quelque temps auparavant. Nécessairement, les...
1 review
Kate Quinn writes about WWII and the secretive wartime world of Bletchley Park in this immersive historical fiction novel. Debutant Osla Kendall (who is based a remarkable real person) meets fellow Bletchley Park recruit Mab Churt on the train in 1940. While working at BP, they...
1 review
My son got this for his birthday, it was $20.00 and only took him a few hours to complete I expected it to be a little more time consuming. Stickers are great quality, they do have extra stickers in the back to get creative with the kids LOVE this book
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