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Quote from The Watchmaker of Filigree Street by Natasha Pulley

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Charity shop book haul for my holiday today. I've read The Princess Bride already but thought it would be quite a nice one to read with my kids so nabbed it when I saw it. #bookhaul #bookhauls #charityshop #charityshopfinds #bookstagramuk #bookblogger #bookstackchallenge #julytbr

I was lucky enough to receive an advanced copy of L.S. Stratton's Not So Perfect Strangers, which takes the well worn concept of making a pact with someone to murder each others problem people so the crime can't be traced back to a motive, sticks a knife in it and twists. The result is a pacey and unpredictable thriller, which subtly explores dynamics of race, gender and class to create a book you really won't want to put down. I'd highly recommend this as a holiday read. #thrillerbooks #crimefictionbooks #crimefiction #bookstagramuk #bookishcommunity #bookbloggeruk #bookreviewersofinstagram #summerbooks #beachreads #notsoperfectstrangers @unionsqandco @midascampaigns

Get yourself a copy of this book. Buy it, borrow it from a library, add it to your wishlists, give it to your daughters, nieces, friends.... Honestly wish I'd read this in my early 20s. I've become something of an evangelist for this book and podcast #sorrynotsorry to all the friends I've been spamming on WhatsApp about it. It's given me a much clearer understanding of the stock market, my pension and my personal finances and I'd love to see this used to teach sixth form students in the UK, though honestly, it's so accessible maybe year ten and eleven while they're still in mandatory education. #bookreviewersofinstagram #girlsthatinvest #financebooks #financebooksforwomen #womensfinance #mustreadbooks #bookstauk #bookblogger #bookstagramuk #addittothelist #tbrpost

I cannot tell you how much I have enjoyed this book. The blurb describes it as a cross between Bridgerton and Peaky Blinders, and honestly, it's pretty apt. Swimming in Victoriana and literary in jokes, it sees a scandalous group of lady pirates and a dashing rake work together to save England. Miss Darlington and Lady Armitage may well be everything I aspire to be when I grow up, and I've ordered the author's next book already. #thewisteriasocietyofladyscoundrels #indiaholton #bridgertonedit #peakyblindersedit #booksofinstagram #bookstagramuk #summerreading #whattoreadnext

Amateur psychologist could have a field day with this quite frankly... Mixed feelings about this novel which I'll probably need to unpack in long form elsewhere but did anyone else feel like Strike had become a bit of a sad old man in this one? Jesus, you're 40, bit too young to be so unaware of how YouTube and Twitter work.... Robin doing all the leg work and Strike taking all the glory.#inkblackheart #cormoranstrike #robinellacott #theinkblackheart #crimefictionbooks #crimebooks #crimefiction #booksofinstagram #bookstagramuk #bookblogger #bookishcommunity #robertgalbraith #jkrowling

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