Book Ramblings from a Lifelong Bookworm

Showing posts with label published in 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label published in 2013. Show all posts
Sunday, May 3, 2026

Review: This is the Story of a Happy Marriage (by Ann Patchett)

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My Rating: 5 stars Ann Patchett is one of my favorite authors, so it probably doesn’t come as a surprise that I will pretty much read anyt...
Saturday, August 10, 2024

Review: And the Mountains Echoed (by Khaled Hosseini)

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My Rating: 5 stars Don’t expect his review to be a long one because I honestly don’t have the words to describe how I felt reading this be...
Sunday, December 27, 2020

Review: Relish: My Life in the Kitchen (by Lucy Knisley)

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My Rating: 4 stars Lucy Knisley's  Relish  is a fun graphic memoir about growing up in a household surrounded by good food and good fun...
Friday, December 25, 2020

Review: Mastering the Art of French Eating (by Ann Mah)

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  My Rating: 3 stars I will admit that I was a bit torn over how best to rate this book, as I usually go into memoirs with an entirely diff...
Friday, June 16, 2017

Review: Fangirl (by Rainbow Rowell)

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My Rating:  3 stars Rainbow Rowell's Fangirl is not the type of book I would've picked up on my own to read, mostly because the ...
Monday, March 6, 2017

Review: The Light Between Oceans (by M.L. Stedman)

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My Rating:  4 stars I actually finished reading this book yesterday, but needed some time to gather my thoughts before proceeding...
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Bkwmlee
Hi, I’m Lee! I’m a lifelong bookworm who loves to read books and write about them. I like to read across all genres for the most part, though I try to avoid horror and science fiction, since neither genre is my cup of tea (though I am fine with reading books that have a science fiction element to it, as long as it is not hard core science fiction). Outside of that, I read pretty much anything that sounds interesting to me. I’m a fan of Classics but I also like to read contemporary works too, especially ones that deal with history and culture (both my own as well as others). For non-fiction, I prefer biographies/memoirs, as I find that everyone else’s lives are generally more interesting than my own and I usually end up learning a thing or two from them – but again, I don’t like to limit myself so I’ll read basically anything as long as it sounds interesting (and I have the time to do so).
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