1. 'Destination Thailand' - Katy Colins
When I received a review copy of this novel I already hoped I would end up enjoying it, but I had no idea how much I would fall in love with Katy Colins' writing and this series... You must check it out if you're a chick lit fan because you're definitely missing out on something good!
When I received a review copy of this novel I already hoped I would end up enjoying it, but I had no idea how much I would fall in love with Katy Colins' writing and this series... You must check it out if you're a chick lit fan because you're definitely missing out on something good!
2. 'The Mating Season' - Laurie Horowitz
When I was asked to review several 'Bookshots', I was curious to give this genre of quick, short and fast-paced reads a chance. However, I didn't expect to really love some of the novellas, like 'The Mating Season', which is simply great read.
When I was asked to review several 'Bookshots', I was curious to give this genre of quick, short and fast-paced reads a chance. However, I didn't expect to really love some of the novellas, like 'The Mating Season', which is simply great read.
3. 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' - J.K. Rowling & others
I think we all had different kinds of expectations when this story was released last year. However, I have to say, I ended up loving it. I was afraid it would not be able to match the other Harry Potter books, but I really fell in love with this story in its own way.
I think we all had different kinds of expectations when this story was released last year. However, I have to say, I ended up loving it. I was afraid it would not be able to match the other Harry Potter books, but I really fell in love with this story in its own way.
4. 'The Trouble with Emma' - Katie Oliver
As a big Jane Austen fan I am always curious to find out what other authors decide to do with her classic novels. Luckily, Katie Oliver only exceeded my expectations with her adaptations and she has become one of my favourite Austen authors of the moment.
As a big Jane Austen fan I am always curious to find out what other authors decide to do with her classic novels. Luckily, Katie Oliver only exceeded my expectations with her adaptations and she has become one of my favourite Austen authors of the moment.
5. 'Fooling Around with Cinderella' - Stacy Juba
I had no idea what I was going to be in for when I started this particular novel I was asked to review, but I ended up loving it; such a great read that completely surprised me with its amazingness!
I had no idea what I was going to be in for when I started this particular novel I was asked to review, but I ended up loving it; such a great read that completely surprised me with its amazingness!
6. 'How to Get Ahead in Television' - Sophie Cousens
Same with this one; when I picked it up I already thought I would like it, but it turned out to be so much better than I initially thought.
Same with this one; when I picked it up I already thought I would like it, but it turned out to be so much better than I initially thought.
7. 'The Curious Charms of Arthur Pepper' - Phaedra Patrick
I wasn't really sure what to make of this one when I was asked to review, but I quickly got lost in the story and didn't want it to ever end; another unexpected fantastic read.
I wasn't really sure what to make of this one when I was asked to review, but I quickly got lost in the story and didn't want it to ever end; another unexpected fantastic read.
8. 'Missing Pieces' - Heather Gudenkauf
I'm usually not a big fan of thrillers, but this read blew me away.
I'm usually not a big fan of thrillers, but this read blew me away.
9. 'Twilight' - Stephenie Meyer
I actually saw the film before I read the book. I really liked the film, but was blown away by the book.
I actually saw the film before I read the book. I really liked the film, but was blown away by the book.
10. 'The Help' - Kathryn Stockett
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