Kennt ihr das, wenn ihr ein Buch beendet und es so schön war, dass ihr nicht wollt, dass es zu Ende ist? Dass ihr über den Alltag der Protagonisten lesen könntet und euch würde nicht fad werden? Hauptsache es geht weiter? So fühle ich mich immer, wenn ich ein Buch von Meike Werkmeister beende.
Continue reading Über dem Meer tanzt das Licht von Meike Werkmeister | RezensionTag: Goldmann Verlag
Charley’s Web by Joy Fielding | Review
Charley’s Web is the second book I have ever read by Joy Fielding. So far, it has also been the last. I don’t even know why as I have enjoyed both Charley’s Web and Still Life. Charley’s Web follows Charley Webb, a columnist for a newspaper in Florida. The name of the book is a wordplay on the children’s book Charlotte’s Web and obviously also works with Charley’s last name. Continue reading Charley’s Web by Joy Fielding | Review
Sophie Kinsella: “My life does spill into the books and the books spill into my life.” | Interview
The brilliant Sophie Kinsella joins me at lit.Love in Munich for a chat about books and travel. Sophie talks about her time in Vienna, how she gets her inspiration for characters and if she would ever go back to one of her stand-alones. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did.
The Pearl Sister by Lucinda Riley (Seven Sisters Series #4) | Review
If you have read the post about my favourite book series, you know that I love the Seven Sisters Series by my all time favourite writer Lucinda Riley. And you also know that I have been super excited for The Pearl Sister. Continue reading The Pearl Sister by Lucinda Riley (Seven Sisters Series #4) | Review
Surprise Me by Sophie Kinsella | Review
Sophie Kinsella’s newest book Surprise Me did just that. It surprised me. (Sorry, for the bad play on words, but I had to.) Whenever I thought I knew what direction the book would take next, it went somewhere else. And I loved it. Continue reading Surprise Me by Sophie Kinsella | Review
Eyes of Owls 