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A twice weekly podcast where a different book is reviewed each episode. Not sure if that book is going to be worth it? On the fence if that book is a good fit for you? Pop in with me, and listen to a quick little review about it. I'll walk you through my thoughts, how it made me feel, and how I rated it and why. The reviews aren't super spoilery, and while I promise not to ruin the main plot point, the same cannot be said for some minor plots and twists along the way. It's just me, and my thoughts, no co-host. Because like I tackle a lot of things in my life, I am hosting the podcast solo. Find the joy the joy in reading ,with me, for just a few minutes of your day.
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Episode #4
<p>In this episode I review Not Quite Dead Yet by Holly Jackson. A unique take on the who done it mystery genre.</p><p>A victim solves their own murder before they die.</p><p>This book had twits and turns that I did not expect, and an ending that changed my rating from 3.5 stars to 5 stars.</p>
Episode #3
<p>Happy release day to Only One for the Orc by Isabelle Taylor!</p><p>We journey back to Claw Haven for Nick and Vi's story, about fated mates, finding your place in the community, and learning to say no.</p><p>Only One for the Orc is the second full length novel of interconnected standalones in the Claw Haven series.</p><p>I had so much fun reading this book and was so excited to come back to Claw Haven.</p>
Episode #2
<p>Episode 2 of Solo Shelfie I review Accidentally Wedded to a Werewolf where I found a style of Romantsy books that worked for me, and fell in love with a tiny little remote town with odd residents.</p><p>I rated this book 3.75 stars out of 5, and absolutely could not put it down.</p>
Episode #1
<p>In the first ever episode of Solo Shelfie I review The Radium Girls by Kate Moore. A gripping non-fiction book that I could not put down.</p><p>The Radium Girls follows some of Americas history that time forgot. These women fought corporations for their health.</p>
Solo Shelfie
<p>A new podcast where I go it alone, learn about podcasting as I go, and deliver raw honest reviews about the books that I am reading. I read books across genre, and publishing years.</p><p>New Episodes will be posted on Tuesdays and Fridays each week.</p>
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