HelenaS
@helenas.bsky.social
Librarian, reader, sometimes writer. She/her Lost in a world filled with words. Dutch in Ireland. Reviews books https://helenasheat.blogspot.com
AKA Marleen Kennedy
AKA Marleen Kennedy
Repost with the first album you bought with your own money.
March 27, 2024 at 11:08 PM
Repost with the first album you bought with your own money.
Books I read this year:
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
February 4, 2024 at 3:21 PM
Books I read this year:
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
#5. ELEVEN LIARS by Robert Gold (Bob Harper #2) 4*
An interesting mystery in which the solution doesn’t necessarily leads to justice and this book doesn’t provide all the answers or explanations.
Books I read this year:
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
February 2, 2024 at 7:34 PM
Books I read this year:
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
#4. SO LATE IN THE DAY by Claire Keegan (5*)
Only 47 pages but this story throws a punch. Featuring a rather unsympathetic MC, the French title ‘Misogynie’ seems like a better fit.
Books I read this year:
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
February 2, 2024 at 7:32 PM
Books I read this year:
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
#3. SEMICOLON by Cecelia Watson (4*)
Interesting reflections on the use of punctuation and the semicolon in particular. For a book titled Semicolon it could have focused on that particular quotation mark a bit more.
Books I read this year:
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
February 2, 2024 at 7:30 PM
Books I read this year:
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
#2. RANDOM IN DEATH by J.D. Robb (In Death #58) (5*)
As good as always. It says something about Nora Roberts if 58 books into a series she still manages to keep me engrossed in a story.
Books I read this year here, but I'm going to try.
#1. MURDER ON THE CHRISTMAS EXPRESS by Alexandra Benedict (3.5*)
I'm disappointed. This could and should have been a captivating page-turner and didn't live up to expectations (as set by the author in the blurb).
#1. MURDER ON THE CHRISTMAS EXPRESS by Alexandra Benedict (3.5*)
I'm disappointed. This could and should have been a captivating page-turner and didn't live up to expectations (as set by the author in the blurb).
February 2, 2024 at 7:29 PM
Books I read this year here, but I'm going to try.
#1. MURDER ON THE CHRISTMAS EXPRESS by Alexandra Benedict (3.5*)
I'm disappointed. This could and should have been a captivating page-turner and didn't live up to expectations (as set by the author in the blurb).
#1. MURDER ON THE CHRISTMAS EXPRESS by Alexandra Benedict (3.5*)
I'm disappointed. This could and should have been a captivating page-turner and didn't live up to expectations (as set by the author in the blurb).
I apologize for dropping this bomb here / het spijt me dat ik dit zo moet aankondigen.
December 15, 2023 at 8:26 PM
I apologize for dropping this bomb here / het spijt me dat ik dit zo moet aankondigen.
My thoughts about The Murder Wheel by @tommeadauthor.bsky.social
In one sentence: Nothing short of spectacular!
In one sentence: Nothing short of spectacular!
October 4, 2023 at 2:56 PM
My thoughts about The Murder Wheel by @tommeadauthor.bsky.social
In one sentence: Nothing short of spectacular!
In one sentence: Nothing short of spectacular!
Starting my festive reading shockingly early and aiming for one story per day.
October 3, 2023 at 10:17 PM
Starting my festive reading shockingly early and aiming for one story per day.
I'm about to dive into an ARC of The Murder Wheel by @tommeadauthor.bsky.social
September 25, 2023 at 10:25 AM
I'm about to dive into an ARC of The Murder Wheel by @tommeadauthor.bsky.social