Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up
1 November 2026
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Tags: Booking Ahead, Caffeinated Book Reviewer, Sunday Post, The Weekly Wrap Up
Today I’m posting my Weekly Wrap Up and I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s Caffeinated Reviewer. Without further ado:
Weekly Update
Hey everyone. How’s your week been? I don’t know what happened to this week, I took my eye off the ball for a minute and the entire week had escaped me, with very little to show for it – not even a single review posted and no blogs visited. So now I’m due for a catch up I did manage to complete Royal Witch by Philippa Gregory which was an intriguing historic read focusing on three female characters who lived during a turbulent period, and I also read The Wolves of War by John Grwynne which was excellent.
Next Week’s Reads
Next week I shall be picking up Mazywood by Tananarive Due and also hoping to make a start on The Last Star in the Void by Melissa Caruso. But, you know what they say about the best laid plans.
Reviews Posted:
None this week.
Outstanding Reviews
- The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson
- This Blade of Ours by Shalini Abeysekara
- Royal Witch by Philippa Gregory
- The Wolves of War by John Grwynne
Hoping to see you round the blogosphere this forthcoming week
Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up
25 October 2026
Filed under Book Reviews
Tags: Booking Ahead, Caffeinated Book Reviewer, The Sunday Post, The Weekly Wrap Up
Today I’m posting my Weekly Wrap Up and I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s Caffeinated Reviewer. Without further ado:
Weekly Update
Hey everyone. How’s your week been? I’ve been a bit neglectful of my blog this week so I need to do some catching up. But, I did manage to complete The House of Cursed Daughters by CJ Cooke (which was brilliant) and then I picked up Royal Witch by Philippa Gregory which is very easy to engage with and I am hoping to finish it later today.
Next Week’s Reads
Next week I shall be picking up Wolves of War by John Grwynne then depending on how I get along I would like to pick up Mazywood by Tananarive Due.
Reviews Posted:
- The House of Cursed Daughters by CJ Cooke
- The Bookshop Book by Mark Lawrence
Outstanding Reviews
- The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson
- This Blade of Ours by Shalini Abeysekara
Hoping to see you round the blogosphere this forthcoming week
Booking Ahead/Weekly Wrap Up
4 October 2026
Filed under Book Reviews
Tags: Book Reviews, Booking Ahead, Books, Caffeinated Book Reviewer, reading, The Weekly Wrap Up
Today I’m posting my Weekly Wrap Up and I’m linking up to The Sunday Post over at Kimberly’s Caffeinated Reviewer. Without further ado:
Weekly Update
Hope you’ve all had a good week. I’ve had a good week, busy with nice weather, with a slight drop in the temperature thankfully. Managed to have a good mix of socials and blogging and reading. I’ve caught up with three reviews and also managed to read three books – which probably sounds much more impressive than it really is because two were slightly shorter, probably about a couple of hundred pages each. I’ve not been able to fit in much blog hopping this week but hoping to catch up with everyone in the next couple of days. So, I finished reading A Waltz of Sinister Import by Stephanie Burgis which is the final instalment (I believe) in her Lady and Lord Riven series and was a lovely note to conclude the series on. I then decided to pick up the latest Joanne Harris book – the ghostly Sleepers in the Snow. This felt quite different somehow, it’s unsettlingly twisted. Then I decided to dive into The Porcelain Sisters by Daryl Gregory. This was very easy to read with great pacing and an absolutely crazily unique tale. My next read will be A Scholar’s Guide to Demonology & Other Dark Arts by Genevieve Cogman, I can’t wait to get started.
Next Week’s Reads
Hopefully complete A Scholar’s Guide to Demonology & Other Dark Arts by Genevieve Cogman and then I’d like to pick up The Thrice Bound Fool by Christopher Buehlman. I loved his last two books so I’m really keen to pick this one up. If you’re interested in this series it gets off to an excellent start with The Blacktongue Thief (first in series with the main character Kinch), it then jumps back to a prequel called The Daughters’ War (No.0 in series) – which was fantastic and rated a full 5 stars from me. Now we’re set for a return to some more of Kinch’s exploits in The Thrice-Bound Fool (No.2).
Reviews Posted:
- Our Noble Selves by Kate Atkinson.
- Carry Me To My Grave by Christopher Golden
- The Faerie Handmaid by Louisa Morgan
Outstanding Reviews
- The Raven Scholar by Antonia Hodgson
- This Blade of Ours by Shalini Abeysekara
- A Waltz of Sinister Import by Stephanie Burgis
- Sleepers in the Snow by Joanne Harris
- The Porcelain Sisters by Daryl Gregory.
Hoping to see you round the blogosphere this forthcoming week
