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They say you can never have a second chance to make a good first impression. A book’s cover does just that – gives a first impression. A good cover can make a reader pick up a book. A bad cover … Continue reading →

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Vivienne and Patrick Fisher have three adult daughters with lives of their own. The ‘close’ family reunites at a vacation home for a week’s holiday.  The three grown daughters are posing for their father who is taking a photo to capture his girls to remember the event, when a large tree begins to fall behind … …

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I’ve been saving this title for the month of October for reasons that are obvious. It sounds like a deliciously spooky read, perfect for this time of year. I loved the title and the cover. At the beginning of the …

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After reading Strange Sally Diamond last year I was eager to read more by Liz Nugent. I must say that The Truth About Ruby Cooper was just as good. Two teenage sisters live in Boston with their loving parents. …

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There are many novels out today that feature sisters and sibling relationships that are not always idyllic. This book however, cast a whole new light on toxic siblings. Told via the viewpoints of Rachel Cunningham in the present day, and …

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