This blog post is a book review and summary of The Husbands by Holly Gramazio book published in April 2024
I’ve had this book sitting on my shelf for a few months now, so I apologize this review is so late. It was originally published in India in 2012, and the lovely Calgary-based Freehand Books released it in the fall of 2014. If I had known that the book was so good (and such a…
A Beginner’s Guide to Murder by Rosalind Stopps seems like a cozy mystery at first glance; a bunch of little old ladies plotting a murder together to save a friend. This appeals to the Murder She Wrote lover in me because I relish the idea of getting older but not losing my ‘spunk’. But as…
Thank you to all my fellow bloggers, book lovers, and readers for sticking with me for 11 years of Ivereadthis.com! Hard to believe this is the 1000th post on here, as this time has flown for me. I’ve “met” wonderful bloggers from all around the world through this website, landed a monthly book segment on…
The good folks at Penguin Random House Canada heard that I had a kid, so they sent me a picture book to enjoy with my daughter. They didn’t ask for a review in return, but I feel as if it’s the least I can do, so here it goes, a review of a kid’s book:…
Its fabulous title originally drew me to the short story collection Not the Apocalypse I Was Hoping For by Leslie Greentree, but the fact that it’s a locally published and authored work, right here in Calgary at the University of Calgary Press, was reason enough for me to read this one; I love a book…
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Maybe you will be the reader who finally convinces me to watch a review. Maaaybe. But, then, no cats you say. Hmm.
I heard her in interview this week (but it was likely an older episode of something on BBC) about how she started writing about women’s friendships and then realised that she made them rather dark and tried again (because she actually has some wonderful friends IRL apparently) thinking to make them more wonderful, but then it just got even darker. Oops. She seems to have a good sense of humour!
yes she’s a lovely person, but the female friendships she describes in her books are…quite awful actually
This is on my TBR. The only one I liked from her so far, was The Woman in cabin 10. Wasn’t a fan of In a dark, dark wood. Hope I’ll enjoy this like you did :)
I liked all three so far, but Cabin 10 was definitely my fav. I hope you like it too!