Hello friends and fellow bookworms. Today, I am taking part in this week’s TTT topic, which is: ‘One-Word Reviews for the Last Ten Books I Read’ (submitted by Susan @ Bloggin’ ’bout Books). Well I think that is pretty self-explanatory, so here you go:
📕 The Gilded Lily by Ernest Dudley (1958) – ‘Scandalous’ (review) 
📕 History of the Christian Church in the First Century by Edward Burton (2012) – ‘Interesting’ (review)
📕 The Game by Laurie R. King (2004) – ‘Nostalgic’ (review)
📕 The Lost Diary of Venice by Margaux DeRoux (2020) – ‘Heartbreaking’ (review)
📕 Dodger by Terry Pratchett (2012) – ‘Madcap’ (review)
📕 Anne of Avonlea by L.M. Montgomery (1909) – ‘Charming’
📕 Eldest by Christopher Paolini (2005) – ‘Magical’
📕 The Garment by Catherine Cookson (1967) – ‘Sensitive’
📕 Forgiven by Tim Chester (2022) – ‘Helpful’ ⭐⭐
📕 Pray For Us by Meg Hunter-Kilmer (2021) – ‘Inspiring’
(I have linked this post into the weekly meme, Top Ten Tuesday)
Please let me know what you think in the comments and also leave a link for your own TTT post if you have joined in, too. I love to chat and share!
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Writing one word reviews is more difficult than you think. Your Terry Pratchett description is spot on.
Lynn 😀
I found this week’s topic quite difficult, but you’ve done very well with your choice of words. The Anne books are certainly charming!
Thank you, Helen – I think you did a good job too! 😃
Great job!! Ann of Avonlea ❤
My Top Ten!
Thank you, Leslie! 😃
I failed to do a one word review for this week, I ended up with 5 words and that was challenging enough.
Aw sorry to hear you weren’t able to do the one word reviews, but to get them down to five words is still pretty good!
Some were easier than others….
I use to do one sentence movie reviews and they could be challenging enough. I can’t imagine a one word review! I think you’ve done a great job of it!
Thank you, Kelly! Some of them came relatively easy but others were really difficult! 😁