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A brief update this week. Read to find out how you can support me during this time. #musings
It's my final #bookreview of 2024, and so obviously, I saved one of my best reads for last!
That’s right—this week, we’re talking about the epic conclusion to the historical fantasy mystery, Where the Library Hides, by Isabel Ibañez.
It's been a year since we explored the Mirror Realm, and—at last—it's time to return with Ariel Kaplan's latest installment, The Republic of Salt.
Click below to read all about it!
This week, we're talking all about Felicia Grossman's latest, Wake Me Most Wickedly, and what makes a true villain.
Click below to read all about how she confronts an age-old antisemitic trope in this latest #historicalromance!
Thanksgiving is tomorrow, and I'm flooded with memories. This week's book review will be a bit unorthodox.
Click below to read how Sarah Beth Durst's THE SPELLSHOP was the warm hug I needed these past two months.
We're back this week with another Jean Meltzer special, this time in the form of a hunky golem (maybe). It's Magical Meet Cute!
#Jewishfiction #bookreview #musings
Because today of all days, we need joy, we’re continuing this week with more #Jewishfiction, this time with Jean Meltzer's Kissing Kosher, a delectable tale as sweet and rich as a loaf of babka to bring comfort in these uncertain times.
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I’m back! (Sort of.)
Realising being away has done wonders for me, so not wanting to tempt fate, I’m not back on social—yet—but the weekly blog posts are!
To start off 5785, and in honour of #spookyseason, it’s my #bookreview of Leigh Bardugo's latest tragic love story in The Familiar.
Click below to read how it surprised me!
Last blog post of the [Jewish] year!
Click to read some final #musings before I take a break for the chagim.
