Welcome to book review two of fifty-two for this year’s virtual coffee shares. I’ve picked books that are related to the theme here at Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils—coffee, books, and puzzles. Visions and Vanilla CappuccinoAuthor Jinty JamesSecond edition published in 2017 **Originally titled Cappuccino CorpseThe publisher is CreateSpace Independent Publishing PlatformAvailable in… Continue reading Grinding the beans
Here we are in 2025! This year, for our virtual coffee dates, I’m trying something new. Welcome to book review one of fifty-two for this year’s virtual coffee shares. I’ve picked books related to the Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils theme—coffee, books, and puzzles. Murder by the Book|Author Lauren ElliotRe-issue edition published in… Continue reading Coffee and a book review
An editorial review—also known as a traditional review—is an important part of the book process and an influential part of a book’s life. Typically, an editorial review is completed on a published or soon-to-be-published book and can be used for marketing and building book buzz. It acts like an endorsement shared before or after the… Continue reading The Editorial—A.K.A Traditional—Review
Y is for Yesterday Author Sue GraftonRe-print Edition Published in December 2018Publisher is G. P. Putnam’s SonsAvailable in eBook, Audio, Hardcover, Paperback (560 pages) & Mass MarketAmateur Sleuths | Private Investigator Mysteries | Women Sleuths Letter Y was a fun read. I really do like Kinsey’s character and Pearle was a nice addition to Kinsey’s… Continue reading Y is for Yesterday Book Review
Unnatural Exposure Author: Patricia CornwellReissue edition Published in 2008Publisher is BerkleyAvailable in eBook, audiobook, hardcover, paperback (print length 352 pages)Medical Thrillers | Serial Killer Thrillers |Women Sleuths Book one in the Scarpetta Series is called Postmortem. I’m planning to give it a read after having read and enjoyed Unnatural Exposure. I would like to see… Continue reading Unnatural Exposure A Book Review
Sometimes the Magic Works: Lessons from a Writing Life Author: Terry BrooksPublished in reprint edition in 2004Publisher is Del RayAvailable in eBook, paperback (print length 208 pages), Hardcover & AudiobookScience Fiction & Fantasy Writing | Science Fiction & Fantasy Literary History & Criticism | Science Fiction & Fantasy History & Criticism I loved reading The… Continue reading Sometimes the Magic Works: Lessons from a Writing Life Book Review
Judy Moody was in a mood: World’s best picture books Author: Megan McDonaldPublished in 1994Publisher is Candlewick Press (It has been republished since)Available in eBook, print (176 pages for print edition), and audioAge Range: 8 – 11 years oldChildren’s Humour | Children’s School Issues | Children’s Self-Esteem There is an illustrated edition. The images are… Continue reading Judy Moody was in a mood Book Review
H is for Homicide: A Kinsey Millhone Novel Author Sue GraftonCopy Right in 1991Re-print Edition Published in November 2007Publisher is St. Martin’s PaperbackAvailable in eBook, Audio, Hardcover, Paperback & Mass Market (302 pages)Literature & Fiction (Books) | Private Investigator Mysteries | Women Sleuths A side note about reading, writing, and me. Before becoming a published… Continue reading H is for Homicide Book Review
Fortune and Glory: Tantalizing Twenty-Seven Author: Janet EvanovichPublished in 2020Publisher is Atria BooksAvailable in eBook, audio, and print (mass market edition is 352 pages)Book 27 is not the last in The Stephanie Plum SeriesHumour | Mystery | Crime Thriller Janet’s style, that witty, humourous, and mischievous style, is one place I drew (continue to draw)… Continue reading Fortune & Glory: Tantalizing Twenty-Seven Book Review
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