Mini Reviews: Historical books #1

Hello, bamboo lovers! We have here another powerful edition of the mini reviews post =D This time, however, the macro theme will be Historical books that I have read recently =)

Just remembering that the mini reviews deal is a combination of inspirations from Cait, of The Paper Fury, and from Lindsey, of @thepagemistress, and that I do those with books that were good, but weren’t unforgettable or are too short for a full review =)

In this post, you’ll find mini reviews for:

• Christian Dior – The Little Dictionary of Fashion
• DeAnna Knippling – How Smoke Got Out of The Chimneys
• Jo Goodman – More Than You Wished

Top 10 Tuesday: Most Vivid Book Worlds/Settings

Good afternoon, peeps! Today I won’t provoke almost you all with the delightful summer temperatures I’m experiencing during my vacation #sorrynotsorryforthebrag, haha!

This Tuesday, I felt like analyzing some of the books’ sceneries I’ve been seeing. I’m an eternal rebel, so my theme for the day is Most Vivid Book Worlds/Settings!

As you may know, this meme is hosted by The Broke and the Bookish =D

In no particular order, let’s talk about setting and bookish worlds that are just too liveable! #that’snotaword

TBR of the Week: How Smoke Got Out of the Chimneys, by DeAnna Knippling

Good day, lovely people! It is I, the panda with the complex of reading 73498385 books at the same time. Despite having 6 books on my TBR at Goodreads, somehow it seemed a wonderful idea to add one more, that I started last evening: How Smoke Got Out of the Chimneys, by DeAnna Knippling!