Love’s Long Road – G. D. Harper

Hello guys! I know I've been really absent lately and I also know that I've said that for a while now but my life will quieten down soon now which I'm looking forward to. My books have been suffering quite a bit lately! However, now I've finished one so its about time you hear from … Les mer Love’s Long Road – G. D. Harper →

Two Tides To Turn – R. R. Gall

Good morning guys! I hate being tardy with things and this review should have gone live on Tuesday so I feel really shit about that...No good excuses other than a lot of school and work the last couple of days and I haven't been able to sit down for any reading which is typical when … Les mer Two Tides To Turn – R. R. Gall →

Promise Me You’ll Shoot Yourself: The Mass Suicide of Ordinary Germans in 1945 – Florian Huber

! TRIGGERWARNING: SUICIDE ! Norwegian title: Barn, lov meg at du skyter deg: vanlige tyskeres undergang i 1945 Hello bookfriends! As you can see this book needed a warning so if you have some sort of trouble with such topics, mental health, or don't want to read about it then stop reading this review immediately! … Les mer Promise Me You’ll Shoot Yourself: The Mass Suicide of Ordinary Germans in 1945 – Florian Huber →

Feed Thy Enemy – Sue Parritt

Hello friends! Another blog tour is on the roll and this one was way more up my alley than the last one. It can barely go wrong when there's a story from WW2. The synopsis is borrowed from Goodreads: Thirty years after serving in World War II, middle-aged Rob’s holiday plans see an unforeseen change … Les mer Feed Thy Enemy – Sue Parritt →

Waiting for the Bird – Frode Grytten

Norwegian title: Vente på fuglen Hello book friends! I’ve finished a book filled with micro novellas this time and I have to say it was a pleasant exchange from what I normally read. Due to the shortness of the novellas, it was a fairly quick read. The synopsis is translated by me. Birth. Death. Sorrow. … Les mer Waiting for the Bird – Frode Grytten →

Shameless – Amina Bile, Sofia Nesrine Srour & Nancy Herz

Norwegian title: Skamløs Hello book friends! I’m again wandering into somewhat foreign book territory. I figured that even though I’m on vacation it's still healthy to keep the brain entertained in new ways. This book has also been all over my Instagram for a while and this one also touches upon important topics, like negative … Les mer Shameless – Amina Bile, Sofia Nesrine Srour & Nancy Herz →

Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman

Hi book loving friends! GUESS WHAT DAY IT IS TODAY?! You're right! May 15th and we all know what that means! My thesis is handed in!! This one took me a while, but when I picked it up again I was more motivated to step into the world of Eleanor Oliphant, which I found strange, … Les mer Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine – Gail Honeyman →

Men In the Dark – Asbjørn Sunde

Norwegian title: Menn i mørket Good morning guys! I have to say I truly adore my publishing friends who send me World War 2 literature! This time it is Spartacus publishing house who has sent me this book which had been on my TBR list for 6 (!!) years! I've translated the synopsis from Goodreads: … Les mer Men In the Dark – Asbjørn Sunde →

It’s Happening Now – Stories from a feminist modern revolution – Helena Brodtkorb

Norwegian title: Det skjer nå - Fortellinger fra en feministisk revolusjon Hello guys! Yes, hello, it's me! Poking my head out from my bachelor thesis and engaging with you guys! I'm making progress! I've also finished a new interesting book, so keep on reading! It's happening now. Who would have thought that a small campaign … Les mer It’s Happening Now – Stories from a feminist modern revolution – Helena Brodtkorb →

The Devils Cut – Tuva Tovslid

Norwegian title: Djevelhogget Hello guys and happy weekend! I hope you are enjoying yourself and have plenty of time to read! I, on the other hand, is anxiously waiting for May 15th to arrive. That's when I'll hand in my bachelor-thesis and be done with my degree! Ada works as a librarian. That's what her … Les mer The Devils Cut – Tuva Tovslid →