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Barely Even Friends by Mae Bennett (Review)
Barely Even Friends by Mae Bennett (Author) Barely Even Friends is a romance with a lot of drama thrown in. Brek-up and make-ups will keep you on the edge of your seat. Before I tell you what I think of Barely Even Friends I would like to introduce you to Ambrose and Sebastian friends me meet in the book who were a lot of are fun. I think they should have there own story to tell. The main character Bellamy has worked alongside her father in Price Restorations, working on fixing houses and giving those homes a new life. Then she gets the opportunity to work on Oliver’s mansion or shall we say…
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July 30 Paperback Book Day #PaperbackBookDay
Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage off the items you purchase., July 30th is Paperback Book Day #PaperbackBookDay one of my favorite #holidays because it promotes reading actual books. Before you ask yes, I am reading a book this week and it’s Resurrection by Danielle Steel and no, it isn’t a #paperback book because its new. This book is only out in hardback. I have plenty of paperback books I could read this week. I saw a couple at Walmart I would like to go get this week. Including Debbie Macomber Tying The…
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Who Saved Who by Rosyln Cohn (Review)
I wanted to bring a new book with you called Who Saved Who written by Roslyn Cohn which I received a copy of in exchange for this review. Inside this post is my affiliate links. If you click on the links and make a purchase I will make a small percentage off the items you purchase. Who Saved Who tells the story of lots of dogs. From purebreds to mutts, Roz’s mom taught her the importance of compassion and care for animal rescue, especially dogs. As a 12 year old, Roz was initially weaned on Wildlife rescue. Her mom volunteered at a Marin Nature Education and Wildlife Rescue Rehab Center,…








