Tag: french book review
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French Mini reviews ☆ Vous êtes cordialement invités 2 & Désaliéné
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Good morning! Now while i’m on the fence about posting french reviews on my blog, it’s also rare that I find good french books that I actually really liked – so I made an exception and made them into a mini reviews. I’m hoping that maybe those that can also…
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French series review; Anna Caritas, Youtumeurs & Les contes Interdits
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Good morning! As I said in this post, somehow I tend to pick up french book series more than I would english ones.. which is slightly wierd 😆 I don’t really understand why, ahah. But as I had been reluctant to place individual book reviews on my blog as it’s…
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L’Éveilleur (partie 1) ~ Patrick Isabelle ☆ French book review
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Good morning! I have a french review for you today; though I didn’t spoke much of the Anna Caritas reviews of the whole serie on here, I really wanted to tell you about the first part of the finale.. Not only because I have found a nice quote based off…
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Mini Reviews ☆ Ces petits riens qui nous animent, Célibataire cherche animal de compagnie & Love songs for skeptics
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Good morning! Brigning you another mini reviews, with more french books; One DNF & One that I actually really liked! Lastly, I also included my last read english book to go with them, because you know that I don’t specially like having french books reviews by themselves when most people…
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Mini-reviews ☆ Survive the night & Un c’est bien, deux c’est mieux!
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Good morning! I have some more mini reviews for you guys; one french & one english book. I actually do like this format for including more french book reviews on the blog; this way it’ll be always paired with atleast one english book, aswell as my thoughts on said french…
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Un homme s’il vous plaît ~ India Desjardins ☆ Review
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*written in French only – Quebec Author* This was a read a bit different than what I’d usually pick up, but the reason I did is because i’m am currently in a similar position myself; being single and yet.. tend to overthink relationships and idealizing them to a point where…