Laura’s Library
Welcome to Laura’s Library. My corner of the blog dedicated to everything fabulously bookish. Books are such a massive part of my life and a passion, one I want to pass onto my children too. I also have a degree in English literature and have read from the classics, to my recent love of romance. I’m not a book snob and as long as you love it what does it matter?
Laura’s Library – Genres Reviewed
I no longer review adult books as it’s just too time consuming for me to read and review them, although I still write about what I read, they are usually books I purchase myself and I can read at my own pace without commitment. But I do review lots of children’s books on the blog regularly. So if you would like a children’s book review then please get in contact.
My children’s ages are: 8 years old, 5 years old and 1 years old (2 in June 2020)
How Does Our Rating System Work?
1 Star – Awful, can I have my time back please?
2 Stars – Ok, but not the best book I have ever read
3 Stars – Good, an average but still enjoyable book
4 Stars – Brilliant, couldn’t put it down
5 Stars – Amazing, one of the best books I have ever read
Like Us to Review Your Book?
Drop us an email – Lovelylaurasblog@gmail.com.
Read All Book Corner Posts
The Tiger Who Came To Tea By Judith Kerr Illustrated by Judith Kerr 32 Pages Children’s Stories Published by HarperCollins Children’s Books Age range: 2.5+ The Tiger Who Came To Tea is a…
I Read Trash And I Don’t Care I think as long as I can physically remember I have loved books. As a little girl there was never enough for me…
Through the Fairy Door by Elaine and Laura Nelson Illustrated by Ste Johnson 44 Pages Children’s Stories Published by My Own Fairy Ltd Age range: 5+ Through the Fairy Door…
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