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Save:'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a sequel to 'Something Borrowed' and tells the story from Darcy's point of view. Darcy, initially portrayed as a spoiled and self-centered character, undergoes significant growth and transformation throughout the book. The narrative follows her journey of self-discovery, forgiveness, and motherhood, as she faces life-altering events and reevaluates her relationships with others. The writing style captivates readers as they witness Darcy's evolution from a shallow and entitled individual to a more self-aware and endearing character.
I was born beautiful. A C-section baby, I started life out right by avoiding the misshapen head and battle scars that come with being forced through a birth canal. Instead, I emerged with a dainty nos...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Darcy & Rachel ) - #2
Save:'84, Charing Cross Road' by Helene Hanff is a charming collection of letters exchanged between a New York writer and a London bookshop over a period of 20 years. The book showcases the evolving friendship between the pen pals through their correspondence, highlighting the love for books and genuine kindness shared between them. The letters offer a glimpse into the cultural differences and similarities, as well as the humorous and heartwarming interactions between the characters.
Hanff's writing style in '84, Charing Cross Road' is described as witty, whimsical, and heartwarming, capturing the essence of a post-war bibliophile friendship through genuine and engaging correspondence. The book not only narrates the story of a transatlantic friendship but also delves into the shared passion for literature, creating a nostalgic and endearing portrayal of human connections formed through the love of books.
84, Charing Cross Roadis a charming record of bibliophilia, cultural difference, and imaginative sympathy. For 20 years, an outspoken New York writer and a rather more restrained London bookseller car... - #3
Save:"Before We Met" by Lucie Whitehouse is a psychological thriller that follows the life of Hannah, who goes to the airport to collect her husband Mark as arranged, but he is not there. This event leads Hannah to question her trust in everything and changes her perception of everyone she knows. As she delves deeper into her husband's disappearance, she uncovers secrets that challenge the foundation of her marriage and her life. Full of twists and turns, lies, and cover-ups, the story keeps readers engaged as they follow Hannah's journey to discover the truth even if it threatens to unravel everything she holds dear.
Hannah's relationship with Mark, her struggles with trust and commitment, and the uncovering of secrets from her husband's past drive the narrative forward in this fast-paced domestic thriller. alternates between the present and the past, revealing how suspicion and doubt can lead to paranoia as Hannah navigates through a web of deception and uncertainty. Despite the predictable elements, the story maintains a level of suspense and tension that keeps readers invested until the end, where unexpected revelations challenge Hannah's understanding of her marriage and her own identity.
The rain was beating down, and out here, where the carriageway was exposed, the wind buffeted Hannah’s old VW as if it were trying to push it off the road. Usually on a Heathrow run she watched the pl... - #4
Save:'Beautiful Secret' by Christina Lauren follows the story of Ruby Miller, a brilliant intern at Niall Stella's firm, who has been harboring a secret crush on him. Niall, recently divorced and focused on his job, remains oblivious to Ruby's feelings until they are sent on a business trip to New York together. As they spend time alone in NYC, their relationship evolves, with Ruby's boldness and Niall's reserved nature creating a unique dynamic. The story explores their growing connection, Niall's journey to rediscover himself after his divorce, and Ruby's patience and understanding towards him.
The writing style of 'Beautiful Secret' is praised for its engaging storytelling, alternating first-person points of view, and steamy scenes. is set in London and New York, offering a fresh perspective within the 'Beautiful' series. The characters, particularly Niall and Ruby, are depicted as complex and realistic, with their vulnerabilities and strengths making them relatable and endearing to readers.
“It’s what we agreed, Niall. You agreed to let me keep the dog if I agreed to let you watch him when I went on holiday. I am going on holiday and need you to watch him. But if it’s a bother . . .” Por...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Beautiful ) - #5
Save:The Dating Detox by Gemma Burgess follows the story of Sass, a twenty-something woman who decides to take a break from dating after experiencing six consecutive breakups. The book is set in London and New York, where Sass navigates being assertive at work and in her personal life with the support of her best friends. Despite meeting a charming man named Jake during her dating detox, Sass must decide whether to take a chance on a new relationship or continue focusing on herself and her growth as a person. The writing style is engaging, with a mix of humor and relatable narration that draws readers into Sass's journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
