Book reviews from Latte Lindsay and the KappaCino Book Club.
Finding a good book can be hard. Sometimes it’s best to take recommendations from friends or join a book club for inspiration. With this all in mind, I present to you the KappaCino Book Club.
This club is open to anyone who likes to read. Here you will find posts on various books that I have read and you can join in too by leaving a comment.
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Sophia Amoruso is best known as the founder of Nasty Gal and one of the ultimate girl bosses. But how did it all happen? Jump into the world of the Nasty Gal and discover what made Sophia a force to be reckoned with.
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This week is Londons Big Read, something I’m very excited to be a part of. What’s not to love? Great books, supporting charities, and loads of events taking place to help celebrate. How am I taking part? Great question, I get to read and review books! So, as part of London’s Big Read, I’ve been asked to review Remember This When You Are Sad by Maggy Van Eijk.
Continue reading Remember This When You Are Sad || London’s Big Read
Everyone seems to be obsessed with Hygge at the minute, but what is it? Hygge- The Danish Secrets of Happiness by Maya Thorsen is a small book that I am hoping will answer that question.
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World Book Day is with us once again so now is a great time to get your little ones reading. The Pasta Kidz series has just launched the third book of the series, The Boing Boing Bushes, perfect for young readers up to 8 years of age.
Continue reading The Pasta Kidz and The Boing Boing Bushes by Bryony Supper || KappaCino Book Club
Children’s books are a great way to introduce children to language and storytelling. Who do I see in the Mirror? is the debut book from Vese Aghoghovbia Aladewolu and explores the body and inner strength with Philly.
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Meditation is something that we all get told that we should do in order to protect our mental health. But how do you meditate? And how can you apply it to your everyday life? Enter Mick Timpson with his book Making Happy Work.
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Books are great, they can transport you to another world and let you discover so much about the world without having to leave your armchair. Sure TV, can do that too, but there is something so much more intimate and personal when you read a book. Your imagination takes over and you can see things more vividly than you would watching it on a screen. So, it makes sense that erotic and romance novels are so popular around the world.
When it comes to life-changing books, let’s face it, it’s pretty subjective. What is life-changing to me might not be to you. But I bet you still want to know about the books that changed my life, you want to read them, because you might have a life-changing a-ha moment that shakes you to your core and turns your world upside-down. I don’t blame you. I love hearing about the books that have shaped the lives of other women. Here are five books that have shook me and changed my life for the better.
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Dead Again is a murder mystery book that touches on other genres and gives a new twist to the format. It’s the fourth novel from the horror writer Kevin Grover and is influenced by a range of thriller’s currently on the market. In a crowded genre, does Dead Again stand out?
Children’s books are often overlooked when it comes to reviews, but when you have little ones to entertain they are lifesavers. If you have little ones, read on as we have a look at the latest children’s book from Cheryl Lee-White, Pete the Cheeky Parakeet.
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