Book talk- End of 2020/Beginning of 2021

Hi! I hope you enjoy this Book talk!

This series is aimed to provide a recap and quick overview of the books I reviewed this month.

I have reviewed these books, Inheritence by Carole Wilkinson, Drama by Raina Telgemeier and To Be Mona by Kelly Easton.

A quick recap:

Inheritence- Nic, who moves to go live with her grandfather in a old, remote family home but this house has no reception, 30 rooms and 3 dogs. When Nic had nothing to do she went to search for clues about her mother who died the day that Nic was born. When Nic found magical stones to make her go back in time, she discovers much more about the deep and dark past.

Drama- Drama is set during a school production. Callie had always been in stage crew because she can't sing. At all. She's determined, however, to make something that could be at broadway with a middle school budget. But what happens when the tickets are down and the stage crew are having trouble working as a team? Callie still has her own problems to solve. Not to mention eighth grade formal...

To Be Mona- Sage Priestly wanting to reinvent herself. She wants to get rid of her extra fat, unpaid bills and the crazy Mum. Sage has a teenage crush on Roger Willis, but him being "Mona's boyfriend" adds another reason to hate and be jealous of Mona. Sage gets an lucky ending but it wasn't how she thought it would be. Vern, Sage's "best friend" starts a fight with Sage. Mona and Sage have a school project together and Mona invites Sage over and some secrets are revealed...

The book I liked the best was Inheritance because I found it the most interesting in terms of plot. The main character, Nic, is really relatable and grows as a person over the book which was extremely fun to reflect on. Carole Wilkinson did a great job at developing her characters back story and history,  which made it lots more enjoyable to read and created an element of suspense.

Here is some information on these books,

Inheritence- HERE posted on the 19th of November

Drama- HERE posted on the 12th of February

To Be Mona- HERE posted on the 11th of March

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Book talk- October 2020

Hi! I hope you enjoy October's Book talk!

This series is aimed to provide a recap and quick overview of the book(s) I reviewed this month.

Whisper by Chrissie Perry

A quick recap:

Whisper- This book is about Demi who is fourteen. She becomes incredibly ill and could die. Luckily, she survived but her illness but the illness left deaf. Demi moves to a school which is specialised for deaf students. Moving school allowed Demi to get away from Jules (her interpreter). This book is about Demi facing rascim, discrimination, anxiety, friend and family problems and adjusting to living with deafness.

Here is some information on this book,

Whisper- HERE posted on the 17th of October 

Why you should read Whisper- HERE posted on the 26th of October

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Book talk- September 2020

Hi! I hope you enjoy this Book talk for September 2020!

This series provides  a quick overview/rundown of the books i reviewed this 

Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.

A quick recap,

Little Women- Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy are sisters, who are all distinctively different. This book is about their hardships, triumphs and adventures while growing up and post marriage. They have some problems like us in the modern day, but their story is set in the mid 1800's where the sisters are expected to be prim and proper little women.

Here is some information on this book,

Little Women- HERE posted on 27th of September

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Book talk- So far 2020

Hi! Hope you enjoy the FIRST Book talk for 2020!

I have reviewed these books:

The Peacock Detectives by Carly Nugent, Born to Dance by Jean Ure and Truth Cookies by Fiona Dunbar.

A quick recap:

The Peacock Detectives- Cassie a Peacock Whisperer (kind of, she's just really good at tracking Peacocks) had a really great, normal life up until now. Her parents start fighting any time they see each other, her sister moves out (into the Garden) and dramas follow.

Born to Dance- Maddy, a ballet dancer was asked by Miss Lucas her gym teacher to do a part in the school play but Maddy said it was stupid as Miss Lucas always gave her bad choregraphy. Maddy decided just to perform the dance for Miss Lucas's sake and when Maddy met Caitlyn a new problem formed.

Truth Cookies- Lulu's evil step-mother to be, Varaminta Le Bone, is an ex-model who tries to marry Lulu's dad. Her biological mother died a few years ago. Varaminta has a son called Torquil and they move to the Baker's  (Lulu and her dads) house where they blackmailed and fired Aileen, the family's maid/cook so that Grodmila, Varaminta's evil friend, could be hired.

The book I liked the most is, The Peacock Detectives. I'm not saying that Born to Dance or Truth Cookies were horrible... I am just implying that The Peacock Detectives touched on subjects that are quite realistic and likely to happen at home. The Peacock Detectives is in first person (I, me, myself) so, you get to connect to how Cassie is feeling and her emotions. As the reader, you understand that it's normal to feel that way if you're going through what Cassie did.

Here is some information

The Peacock Detectives- HERE posted it on the 19th of January 2020

Born to Dance-  HEREposted it on 26th of January 2020

Truth Cookies- HERE posted it on 25th of March 2020

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Book talk- December 2019

Hi! I hope you enjoy the last Book talk for 2019!

I have reviewed this book,

Dancing shoes by Noel Streatfeild

A quick recap,

Dancing shoes- In Dancing shoes, Hilary and Rachel's Father died in a plane crash and their mother died leaving them orphans. Their aunt and uncle become guardians of the two girls and tried to teach them how to dance.

The book I liked the most is... well, this segment of Book talk is impossible because I only reviewed one book. I've only done this segment since September's Book talk. I will try and do more book reviews in the future.

September's Book talk- Septembers Book talk Post

Here is the information on this book,
Dancing shoes- HERE Posted on 21st of December

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Book talk- November 2019 and Update

Hi! Here is November's Book talk!

Well, not really because I didn't actually post any book reviews this month because I have been super busy. I will try and post more regularly for the festive season!

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Book Talk- October 2019

Hi! This is October's Book talk for 2019! I hope you enjoy!

I have reviewed this book, The Heaven Shop by Devorah Ellis.

A quick recap...
The Heaven Shop- Binti's Father dies and all the aunts and uncles come, and take Binti and her siblings. Binti and Junie escaped and got split up. Binti went to Go Go and tried to find Junie, it took her a while but she found her in the end. Binti also found Kwasi but Go Go died.

The book I liked the most is... well I can't do that can I! I only posted one book review. Oopsss.....

Here is some more information on these book. Here are the dates and links I posted them.
The Heaven Shop- HERE 4th of October.

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Book Talk- September 2019

Hi! This is the third book talk l have done so far. I hope you are still enjoying this series!

I have reviewed these books in September, Girl Underground by Morris Gleitzman and Good Geeks go BAD by Catherine Wilkens.

A quick recap on them,
Girl Underground- Bridget went to a topnotch school and met Menzies. From there they went and tried to save BiBi and Jamal (from Boy Overboard).
Good Geeks go BAD- Ella decides being good doesn't get her anywhere so, why not try being bad for a change? Ella joins BUTTS, a group (kind of) and the influence at home isn't helping either...

The book I liked the most this month was...
Girl Underground because there was excitement and was more entertaining in general. I also liked how Morris Gleitzman linked up the two books Girl Underground and Boy Overboard.

If you want to learn more on them, these are the dates I posted them and links to the post.
Girl Underground-HERE 14th of September and When Good Geeks go BAD- HERE 26th of September.

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Book talk- August 2019

Hi! I hope you enjoy this months book talk!

If you do not know what the monthly book talk is check out the July book talk. Which is under Book talk- July 2019

So this month in July 2019 l have reviewed The Mysterys of Ravenstorm Island. The Lost Children by Gillan Phillip.

This book was quite mystical and interesting. You would have thought Mrs Badcrumble was bad. You thought wrong!

If you want to know more information on this book here is the date l posted it, I reviewed The Mysterys of Ravenstorm Island. The Lost Children on the 9th of August.

This is a short book talk because I didn't post much this month. I hope you enjoyed this book talk for August 2019! Love-bookworm blog 😙

Book Talk- July 2019

Hi! I am going to start a new series on my blog called book talk.

This series is going to be about a book that l have reviewed that month and we are going to see which books are our favorite of this month!

So this month in July 2019 l have reviewed Star Seeker by Tim Bowler, Olive of Groves by Katrina Nannestad, The dirt diary by Anna Staniszewski.

This month l have liked Star Seeker by Tim Bowler the most because if you saw the reviews you would see that Star Seeker has 5 stars, Olive of Groves has 3 stars and The dirt diary has 4 stars. I also liked Star Seeker the best because it was full of suspense. 

 If you want more infomation on these books, please see their reviews. Star Seeker reviewed July the 1st. Olive of Groves was reviewed July the 6th. The dirt diary reviewed July the 11th.

 Tell me which was your FAVORITE book of the month. I hope you enjoyed this book talk for July 2019! Love-bookworm blog 😙