The Book Blabberer

👸🏼👸🏼👸🏼👸🏼 I’ve been in a bit of a slump for the past couple weeks. I think my depression is acting up. I’m gonna try to push through, though, and get this double review done. It might not be up to snuff compared to some of my other reviews, but it’ll be done; and if that’s all I can manage right now, that’ll be alright. I felt like these books got better as they went along, though like the first one they didn’t quite impact me enough to leave a lasting impression. I wo

Rating: ♟️♟️♟️♟️ I’m switching up my review format. No more First Responses or One Sentence Summaries. Just not feeling it anymore, so I’m not doing it anymore. I got this book for free because I agreed to review the second book in the series. It wasn’t an ARC (at least, I don’t think it was an ARC… it’s been a minute since I got it…😬), the author just wanted some more reviews to drum up conversation around the series. Overall, I’m glad I agreed to the review, because this

I'm going to do something a little unorthodox in this review and lump the last four books of Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series together. I read the first two in a single day, and the last two the next day, and while I intended to give each one it's own review, I've just been too exhausted and anxious lately to get anything down on paper. Luckily my feelings for each of these books were pretty similar, so I don't feel it too misleading to group them as I have. First, the Ratings

Rating: 💌💌💌💌 First Response: Heavy Sound of Music vibes with this one. One Sentence Summary: Eloise Bridgerton has been corresponding with Sir Philip by letter, and the relationship has developed all the way to a proposal of marriage! Tell Me More: Stay with me for a minute, 'cause I'm gonna make a wild comparison. This book reminds me of A Game of Thrones . Wild, I know, but hear me out! To Sir Philip, with Love follows Eloise Bridgerton as she is courted by her paramou