It’s the second of January 2023 and time to share my New Year’s revolutions for this year with a focus on this blog. Enjoy reading this big challenging lists of New Year’s Resolutions for 2023! Loves from Sophie… Read More The New Year Resolutions for 2023
My book review of ‘Amalia’ written by Claudia de Breij In my view This book is about the Prinses van Oranje, the Princess of The Netherlands. In 2021 she became 18 years old and in the Royal Family it is a tradition for the the first in line to have a book published about yourself… Read More Amalia – Claudia de Breij
In my view… The story of Happy Feet is a very lovely story that has also an important message: climate change and the danger for the wild animals it bring around the pole circles on our planet. But the storyline focuses on a king penguin who in contrast to his other fellow king penguin chickens,… Read More Happy Feet (2006)
My book review of ‘The Cheese Factory’ written by Simone van der Vlugt In my view This historical fiction is set at the end of the 19th century and in the second part at the beginning of the 20th century and the first World War. It begins in 1892 when the main character Lydia loses… Read More The Cheese Factory – Simone van der Vlugt
In my view… Last year I went to the cinema to watch this film. Not knowing what to expect, except for a good portion of fun because actor Ryan Reynolds is playing the main role of the film. The story unfolds around a massive multiplayer online role playing game (mmo rpg). The concept of a… Read More Free Guy (2021)
My book review of ‘The Confused Guinea Pig’ written by Paulien Cornelisse In my view The story follows a guinea pig with a nine to five office job in marketing and communications at a company. It is not known which (fictional) company, that detail is left out, but it is also not needed to know.… Read More The Confused Guinea Pig – Paulien Cornelisse
My book review of ‘Miss Austen’ written by Gill Hornby In my view A lot has been written about Jane Austen and her works. But not so often you stumble upon a book focussing on one of her relatives: her beloved sister Cassandra Austen. Before I read this book, I did not know that Jane… Read More Miss Austen – Gill Hornby
My book review of ‘Princess in the polder’ written by Astrid Harrewijn In my view The story title The title of the book asks for some pré assumptions. Your assumption could be that it is about a princess. A real one like you discover more often in novels and fairytales. So she is royal, from… Read More Princess in the Polder – Astrid Harrewijn
A Quarter Book Marathon The ‘Hebban Thriller Tiendaagse’, here known as the ‘Dutch Thriller Ten Days anno 2020’, is about to start! Today on Friday 21st of February 2020 this event starts. The event is about spotlight for a couple of days the thrillers written by Dutch authors. So the book does not need to… Read More Dutch Thriller Ten Days 2020
My book review of ” Ski Resort” written by Linda van Rijn In my view The story is about the 29-years young woman Nienke Draaijer who wins through Facebook an organised winter sports holiday to Bad Kleinkirchheim, Austria. It is located in the southern part of Austria near Villach and the Slovenian and Italian border.… Read More Ski Resort – Linda van Rijn
