The seventh book of Frieda Klein’s series. I’ve enjoyed reading it from the start til the end.
Publisher: Penguin
The Perfect Life – Nuala Ellwood
This provided book has an easy flow that I could barely take it down. I thought it might be an interesting read, based on the synopsis. But I have to disappoint you: it doesn’t even reach my book recommendation list and here’s why
Tuesday’s Gone – Nicci French
Boring or not, I just had to read this one, of course! I like how Frieda Klein described the city and told its history during walking. It felt like listening to a history teacher (I love history!).
The story idea is intriguing, but it has various plots that distract me. Nevertheless, it’s still a good read! Especially if you want to finish the series, you got to read the first one, too, because you may get confused when you read this book without having read the first one first.
What To Do When Someone Dies – Nicci French
I have finally chosen this one after browsing my e-reader. The title didn’t catch my attention, but it’s Nicci French’s and I had to read it as I tend to want to read all books by the same author when I’ve read one interesting book. I like Nicci French and I’m kind of familiar with…
Forty Rules Of Love – Elif Shafak
I have been willing to read one of her books for quite sometime. This book, although very easy to read, contains words which, if you’re not familiar with Arabic and the Islam, might cause you to take a look at the footnote. If you read the physical book, it’s easier to go back and forth…