International Book Giving Day + My Top 5 Romance Book Reviews For Valentines Day
Did you know 14 February is both Valentines Day AND International Book Giving Day?
The International Book Giving Day on 14th February is about sharing the love of books!
You can leave books in a waiting room, give to family and friends, donate to a library, hospital, or charity shop. I think it's such a great idea! You can find out more about the International Book Giving Day here.
In light of both Valentines Day and International Book Giving Day I'm sharing my top 5 romantic book reviews - in no particular order because they were all fantastic reads, I loved each and every one of them!
1. Seven Letters From Paris: A Memoir by Samantha Verant
I just adored this memoir written by Samantha who goes back to Paris to meet up with a man she fell for 20 years earlier. It proves that there is always hope - you're never to old to start again and life is too short to stay in a loveless marriage when you could have a happily ever after!
2. The Maxwell Sisters by Loretta Hill
Sisters in love with the wrong men, men in love with the wrong sisters, couples breaking up, and making up, all while planning a beautiful wedding on a stunning winery. This is a modern day romance about love and family, real life love warts and all, not the soft and fluffy kind that only happens in fairytales.
3. Then And Always: A Novel by Dani Atkins
This book is about a young girl who has two different paths in life - one that leads to being with the love of her life, and one that doesn't quite work out that way. It shows how the choices and decisions you make at any time can change your life forever.
4. I Take You by Eliza Kennedy
This is a fun, sexy, up front tale of a modern day couple who are engaged to be married when they've only known each other a short time. It makes you wonder how well you really know someone, and if that someone finds out who you really are will they still love you anyway.
5. The Ship Of Brides - By Jo Jo Moyes
Based on a true story about a war ship full of Australian brides sailing to England to be with their British servicemen they met during the war. There are many love stories told on board the ship as well as the harsh realities these young brides are about to face as they sail towards a new country to start a new life with their new husbands.
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