In a Word!
Happy Tuesday! Today is a toughie. We were challenged (and I mean it!) to write one word reviews for our last ten books. Can one word do a book justice? I don't think so, but here we go!
- Entities to Lovers by Mallory Marlowe - Spirited
- Back for Seconds by Betty Corrello - Family-focused
- Free Falling by Lyla Sage - Fauxmantic
- The MASH Up by Laura Marie Meyers - Madcap
- It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Murder by Ally Carter - Fast-paced
- A Date with Santa by Debbie Macomber - Festive
- Unapologetic Love Story by Elle McNicoll - Unapologetic 😏
- A Pinch of Magic by Emily Heil - Satisfying
- The Somewhat Wicked Witch of Brigandale by C.M. Waggoner - Wacky
- Under the Orchard's Spell by Ann Adams - Kismet
Do you have a favorite word?
Let us know in the comments!
Let us know in the comments!
"Unapologetic Love Story by Elle McNicoll - Unapologetic 😏"
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I love that you used non-banal words like "fauxmantic" and "kismet".
As far as words in English go, I like "counterintuitive" for some reason. I found I use it often in reviews. Also "punctilious" 😂. These are the first ones that come to mind at the moment. Funnily enough, they are both very similar to the Italian words they translate.
I actually love words. The English authors give me some great archaic ones for my arsenal though I cannot say I have ever used them in a sentence. punctilious is new to me
DeleteThis is such a tough challenge. If anything, I feel like my reviews have only gotten wordier as I've aged!
ReplyDeleteHA! I focused on a feeling or something that stood out. How can you capture a whole book in one word!!!!
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