Happy Friday all! It’s Time to showcase some of my favourite posts from the last week. As always please feel free to take part if you want to.

The Rules:

1. You have to highlight one review, one booktag/meme & one general bookish style post.
2. Remember to link back to the creator of the post & include a brief description as to why you have picked this specific post.
3. Link back to me ( mainly so I can find new awesome blogs to follow.)
4. Tag 3 people to take part in the post next week :D.

Favourite Review.

Robin @ Paperbacks and Planners – Book Reviews: Recent Historical Fiction Reads

I cheated a little this week because Robin’s post contains 3 reviews but I love how, though little, they still pack a punch and managed to convince me to add a few to my TBR.

The Lost Apothecary by Sarah Penner – I loved the grey morality and feminist themes throughout this book. I loved the characters, the writing, and the audiobook narration was absolutely fantastic.

Favourite Tag/Meme.

Leelynn @ Sometimes Leelynn Reads – [Tag] The Survive or Die Bookish Tag!

The effort and time that Leelynn has put into this post is amazing! It looks brilliant and I really enjoyed reading it. I’ve actually never seen this tag before but it’s really cool, and I might have to steal it for my blog at some point.

“Honestly, I feel like Juliette would be tired of everyone’s shit if she stayed there for very long. Sure, there aren’t any gangs with a long history of feuding between one another… and sure maybe the monsters in 1920’s Shanghai aren’t the same as the ones the Sailor Scouts deal with on a regular basis. Would Juliette even be a fellow Sailor Scout? I highly doubt it. No, I think she would use her skills to hustle the Negaverse monsters and figure out what’s what before the first couple of episodes. Oh wait…”

Favourite general bookish post.

Amy @ A Fangirl Opinion – My Favourite Meet-Cutes in YA Fiction | Romance Week 2021

I love this idea for a post! Almost as much as I love a meet-cute and Amy has highlighted some absolutely brilliant ones, from some amazing books.

“Elizabeth and Darcy from Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen – The ultimate enemies-to-lovers duo and a classic fictional couple that I can’t help but adore.”