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Hello! Welcome to my blog, Once Upon a Bookshelf (uponabookshelf.blogspot.co.uk since the full title was already taken). My name is Rachel and I'm from the UK. This blog will be my little escape, a place to gather my thoughts and give my opinions. I'm not sure how many people will read it and I don't know how often I'll post, but lets see how we go. As you can probably tell from the title, this blog will mostly focus on books. I'm a massive book lover and always have been, but currently I'm doing my second year of A Levels so I don't have as much time to read anymore. Because of this, I'm going to aim to post at least once a month but I hope it'll be more than that! Well, that's the introductions over, on my part at least. As for you, what's your name? Where are you from? How long have you been blogging? I hope you enjoy reading my blog as much as I'm going to enjoy writing it. ♡

The Girl On The Train - Book Review

The Girl On The Train - Paula Hawkins Rachel Watson, the girl on the train, a desperate alcoholic who, even after 2 years, is struggling to accept that her marriage to Tom is over. With no money, no job and no self worth, every day she takes the same train journey, watches the same people and imagines their perfect lives. With each journey she passes 23 Blenheim Road, the house where she and Tom used to live before her marriage fell apart and her life broke with it. A few doors down in number 15, lives Jess and Jason: a beautiful couple who, from a distance, Rachel perceives to have the perfect life. Megan Hipwell, who Rachel imagines as Jess, has a life that is far from perfect. She spends her days grieving for the loss of her job as an artist, for her dead brother and for the part of her past that no one else knows about and she can't even admit to herself. Her husband Scott is desperate for a baby while Megan struggles with her grief and begins to see a ther

Ketchup Clouds - Book Review

Ketchup Clouds - Annabel Pitcher Zoe Collins has a dark secret: she has killed someone. And still, 3 months later no one has found out that she is to blame. The guilt gnaws away inside her, every minute of everyday, so she decides enough is enough. In the dead of night on August 1st, she picks up a pen, heads to the shed at the bottom of her garden and decides to tell her story. She writes letters to a prisoner on Death Row - Stuart Harris - and tells him the story of how she came to be a murderer, using the fake name and address of Zoe Collins, 1 Fiction Road. Zoe lives with her sisters Soph and Dot (who is deaf) and her parents who seem to do nothing but argue. About Grandpa, about Dot, about jobs, about money... Will they end up getting a divorce? Her story begins with a house party, where Zoe meets The Boy With The Brown Eyes (Aaron). When he disappears from the party before they can learn each others names, Zoe ends up sharing a kiss with the school heart thro

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