1. 'Smart Girl' - Rachel Hollis
This is the last book of Rachel Hollis' book series that started with 'Party Girl.' I fell in love with Rachel Hollis' writing style and the characters as soon as I read the first part of the series and this book is, sadly, the last part, but still a great novel. I have seen hardly any other bloggers talking about this series which still surprises me; it really is chick lit at its best!
Another great historical fiction novel, a really great one, which I haven't seen too many people talk about. I really hope I will be able to pick up more of Sandy Taylor's work in the upcoming year.
This is the last book of Rachel Hollis' book series that started with 'Party Girl.' I fell in love with Rachel Hollis' writing style and the characters as soon as I read the first part of the series and this book is, sadly, the last part, but still a great novel. I have seen hardly any other bloggers talking about this series which still surprises me; it really is chick lit at its best!
2. 'The Stylist' - Rosie Nixon
I was asked to review this book for my blog sometime last year and it blew me away. I really loved it from start to finish and I don't think that many people have read it. Maybe I'm mistaken, but any way: definitely worth picking up!
I was asked to review this book for my blog sometime last year and it blew me away. I really loved it from start to finish and I don't think that many people have read it. Maybe I'm mistaken, but any way: definitely worth picking up!
3. 'Blogger Girl' - Meredith Schorr
Oh, I love that I was introduced to Meredith Schorr last year and I can't believe it took me SO long to finally check out her novels 'Blogger Girl' and 'Novelista Girl.' This is such good chick lit and I can't believe not every chick lit fan is raging about her?!
Oh, I love that I was introduced to Meredith Schorr last year and I can't believe it took me SO long to finally check out her novels 'Blogger Girl' and 'Novelista Girl.' This is such good chick lit and I can't believe not every chick lit fan is raging about her?!
4. 'Who Needs Mr. Willoughby?' - Katie Oliver
I finally managed to pick up some of Katie Oliver's writing last year and there's one thing Katie and I have in common: a love for Jane Austen. Katie has written some great Austen adaptations, this being one of them, and I can recommend them to any chick lit and/or Austen fan.
I finally managed to pick up some of Katie Oliver's writing last year and there's one thing Katie and I have in common: a love for Jane Austen. Katie has written some great Austen adaptations, this being one of them, and I can recommend them to any chick lit and/or Austen fan.
5. 'Gunner Girls and Fighter Boys' - Mary Gibson
I love a good historical fiction or war time novel every now and again and Mary Gibson's 'Gunner Girls and Fighter Boys' really surprised me. It was quite a long read, but one that held my attention at all time and I really enjoyed it a lot more than I originally expected.
I love a good historical fiction or war time novel every now and again and Mary Gibson's 'Gunner Girls and Fighter Boys' really surprised me. It was quite a long read, but one that held my attention at all time and I really enjoyed it a lot more than I originally expected.
6. 'The Seasoning' - Manon Steffan Ros
Hanno Press is a Welsh publisher and they manage to blow me away with the review books they send my way. In 2016 I got the chance to read and review 'The Seasoning' and this was SUCH a good read. I haven't seen anything about it on Twitter or the internet, which surprises me, because this is really fantastic writing.
Hanno Press is a Welsh publisher and they manage to blow me away with the review books they send my way. In 2016 I got the chance to read and review 'The Seasoning' and this was SUCH a good read. I haven't seen anything about it on Twitter or the internet, which surprises me, because this is really fantastic writing.
7. 'The Beekeeper's Secret' - Josephine Moon
I've read all of author Josephine Moon's novels so far and really enjoyed all of them. Somehow I don't think I saw as much talk and promotion about her latest release 'The Beekeeper's Secret' while it really is quite an amazing read.
I've read all of author Josephine Moon's novels so far and really enjoyed all of them. Somehow I don't think I saw as much talk and promotion about her latest release 'The Beekeeper's Secret' while it really is quite an amazing read.
8. 'Out of Practice' - Phoebe Fox
Phoebe Fox is a fabulous author and I loved her Break Up Doctor series which finished last year with the final part, 'Out of Practice.' This is another series I can highly recommend to any chick lit fan and feel hasn't reached enough readers yet.
Phoebe Fox is a fabulous author and I loved her Break Up Doctor series which finished last year with the final part, 'Out of Practice.' This is another series I can highly recommend to any chick lit fan and feel hasn't reached enough readers yet.
9. 'When Only Cupcakes Will Do' - Daisy James
Daisy James is one of the chick lit voices of the future, I think. Her novel 'When Only Cupcakes Will Do' was a lovely read and I really think she's going to bring us some brilliant novels in the upcoming years.
Daisy James is one of the chick lit voices of the future, I think. Her novel 'When Only Cupcakes Will Do' was a lovely read and I really think she's going to bring us some brilliant novels in the upcoming years.
10. 'The Girls from See Saw Lane' - Sandy Taylor
Another great historical fiction novel, a really great one, which I haven't seen too many people talk about. I really hope I will be able to pick up more of Sandy Taylor's work in the upcoming year.
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