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The Retired Book Lady

Life`s too short to read bad books!

We are all told “live your life to the fullest”; I am here to do just that. The Retired Booklady serves as a vessel to project my passions and clue in my loyal readers as to what inspires me in this crazy world. So, sit back, relax, and read on. If you read one of my recommendations, let me know what you thought. I would love to hear your opinion...even if it differs from mine. 

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The Mapmakers Daughter is an Enthralling Story

The Mapmakers Daughter By: Clare Marchant I was truly captivated and quickly turned pages while reading this book. The Story goes back...

Where Coyotes Howl- A Tale of the Prairies

Where Coyotes Howl By: Sandra Dallas I decided to check out this book as I would be driving through Wyoming on a family vacation. I found...

Book Lovers is a Light Romantic Read!

Book Lovers By: Emily Henry Emily Henry has once again written a light romantic book that gives readers an enjoyable lift. If your TBR (...

Family Saga is a Slow Read

The Whalebone Theatre By: Joanna Quinn The novel begins with the story of a young girl, Christabel and the sad but tragic tale of her...

This Frivolous Folly left me Disappointed!

The Manhattan Girls By Gill Paul The latest novel by best-selling author Gill Paul, about the life of Dorothy Parker and her friends, was...

A Fun Romantic Read!

Stuck With Him By Danielle Owen-Jones Stuck With Him is only her second book, but Danielle Owen-Jones seems to have figured out the key...

An Orphan's Song is a Wonderful Trilogy Finale!

An Orphan's Song ( Book 3 in the Shilling Grange Children's Home Series) By: Lizzie Page At the moment, I am feeling very sad because I...

Lessons in Chemistry is a Timely Read

It is the 1960's in California. Women are expected to be the dutiful housewife, taking care of the home. But not Elizabeth Zott. She is a...

A Lovely Little Story

Bella Osborne has again created a novel with wonderful warm characters overcoming personal obstacles. Ella works in a bridal shop for a...

Katherine Center has another hit on her hands!

The Bodyguard By: Katherine Center Katherine Center first came to my attention when I read her book "How to Walk Away" after noticing it...

A Golden Cornish Summer is a Light Read

A Golden Cornish Summer By: Phillippa Ashley This is another lovely bookish visit to a Cornish beach town. In this book, we are...

The Girls is a New Take on Women's Literature!

The Girls By: Bella Osborne Bella Osborne has written an uplifting book that celebrates female friendships in their 60's 70's, and 80's....

Again, Rachel is Another Marian Keyes Hit!

Again, Rachel By: Marian Keyes In her latest novel, Marian Keyes has us revisiting the Walsh family and provides us with an update on...

Welcome to Seabreeze Farm is a Cheery Spring-Time Read!

Welcome to Seabreeze Farm By: Jo Bartlett With Spring weather soon approaching, it was wonderful to kick back with this fabulous literary...

The Little Cornish House is a Warm Delight!

The Little Cornish Housse By: Donna Ashcroft I have a guilty pleasure, which is all things "Cornish." So I was happy to receive a copy of...

The Maid Will Stay With You Long After You Finish

The Maid By: Nita Prose What a book and what a story! Toronto writer Nita Prose has created completely captivating characters. Molly the...

Suzanne Goldring- Her best book to date!

The Girl With The Scarlett Ribbon By: Suzanne Goldring This is the fourth book that I have read by this author and, in my opinion, her...

Crime Writers of Canada Short Story Anthology

I was privileged to be asked to judge written submissions for the 40th anniversary of the Crime Writers of Canada Short Story Contest....

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