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BookChatter, 4 Jul 2026

AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 BOOKS – Doonwriter's World

Asfiya invites readers to explore the world through literature in her series “Around the World in 80 Books.” This week’s…

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BookChatter, 4 Jul 2026

Book Review: The Vessel

A book that blends science fiction with mystery and keeps you turning the pages. From ancient artifacts and secret organizations…

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BookChatter, 4 Jul 2026

Blog Tour of Secrets of the Italian Guesthouse by Sue Moorcroft

Series: The Italian Legacy #1 (Standalone) Publication Date: 02nd July 2026 Genre: Contemporary Fiction 3.5 Stars One Liner: Quite a…

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BookChatter, 2 Jul 2026

DANCE LIKE A TRANS???????? – Stories Beyond the Script!

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BookChatter, 2 Jul 2026

The Books I Have Not Read: Why Our Ever-Growing TBR Pile Is Full of Hope

A reflection on The Books I Have Not Read, a charming poem about unread books, growing TBR piles, and the…

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BookChatter, 1 Jul 2026

Falling in Love in Ireland — Book Review of In Every Possible Way by Alicia Thompson

Publication Date: 23rd June 2026 Genre: Contemporary Romance 3.7 Stars One Liner: A sweet read (despite the spice) Yet another…

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BookChatter, 1 Jul 2026

Six Months, Eight Books, and a TBR That Keeps Growing - My Mid-Year Reading Update 2026

Halfway through 2026, here's my mid-year reading update: 8 books completed, 3 in progress, and a growing #TBR2026 featuring memoirs,…

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BookChatter, 1 Jul 2026

Book Review: Dibs in Search of Self by Virginia M. Axline - Books and Muggles

Some books find you exactly when you need them. Virginia Axline's Dibs in Search of Self is the quiet, luminous…

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BookChatter, 29 Jun 2026

Of Death and Life Book Review of Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt by Ben Reeves

Publication Date: 07th July 2026 Genre: Contemporary Drama, Magic Realism 3.2 Stars One Liner: Meaningful, but the narrative style may…

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BookChatter, 28 Jun 2026

Lucknow, After the Lamps Go Out by Parveen Talha (Book Review: 4*) !!!

This is not a conventional horror novel. Instead, it is a beautifully woven collection of tales where history, mythology, superstition,…