April Book Haul Revisit

Here is my April 2018 book haul and where those books stand. Enjoy!

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[h.a.]

Love your haul visits Sarah. Philippa Gregory is one of my most favorite authors. Her storytelling is brilliant. I get hooked from cover to cover. Please if you are reading her books start chronologically, starting with The Lady of the Rivers followed by The White Queen, The Red Queen, The Kingmaker's Daughter, and The White Princess. All these books are basically about the cousins' wars or as they call it the wars of the roses. Same characters, different perspectives. I can't recommend enough her books. She writes about real characters with fictional elements that will stay with you forever.

[scrapsweetiepie]

So I've stopped watching haul videos because they make me want to buy more books, but I really enjoy revisit videos, so thanks for making them!

[lestay]

Sarah, I absolutely love it when you do these revisits! Please don't Thanks for your videos!!!

[teresamedeiros]

Not only did Boundaries teach me how to say no, but more importantly showed me how I cross other people's boundaries. I didn't expect that and it was a real eye opener.

[gkgoldengirl]

I absolutely loved The Book of M. It's not for everyone, but I think you would like it. I flew through it. I was completely drawn into the characters and had to know what was going to happen.

[scrapbookinglife]

Love love Philippa Gregory!! All king/queen ones!

[gkgoldengirl]

I recently read "The Book of M" and it was a five star read for me. It was different than anything else I've read, but I got really invested in the characters and waiting to see where the story would go. I would highly recommend it.

[RecoveringBookHoarder]

Boundaries and Circle Maker are SO GOOD!!! Boundaries is literally life changing and is about more than just learning to say no. I love, love, love the hail revisits!!

[genresandjournals]

I haven’t heard of most of these. But I did quite like The Mysterious Benedict Society and my 11 year old did too.

[ChapterandConverse]

I read "If I Die Tonight" last year and really enjoyed it. There are a lot of layers and that feeling of "can we trust what anyone is telling me/what is going on here" which I love. There's family drama, a has-been 80s rock star, some teen drama and a police investigation. Sign me up! It was my second Alison Gaylin and I am a fan.

[MirandaWebber]

I just love watching these!!! It makes feel good, that I am in the same boat!!!!

[candicerosado]

I loved The Book of M but it is easy to fall on either side of the fence here. I listened to it on audio so maybe that helped.

[vanessan]

Please move Heather Gudenkauf up on your list! Especially The Weight of Silence

[Paaseliten]

And I’ve read “My Brilliant Friend”. Or, forced my way through it. One of the most boring books I have read. I had such high expectations for it.

[SodbusterLiving]

Like Boundaries but dnf The Circle Maker

[BernasBookishAdventures]

I am currently reading the Other Boleyn Girl 😊 I like P. Gregory’s story telling style and I am enjoying it but many of my friends do not really like her books. You have to try it for yourself 😉 This book especially is easier to read than her other books.

[WestAussieDiamondArtReads]

I did't enjoy shantaram. I hope you do when you read it.

[annabanabanana]

Please read my brilliant friend! I have it and have been waiting for someone to review it.

[elbamariasosa-velasco]

Love all your videos, but I couldn't understand the title of a book (is when you said " love, love this book) and I always buy your love, love books. With Phillipa Gregory, if you have The White Queen start with that one. I read it on her website. I have read all her books.

[biblio-bound]

At least you read most of the important ones!