Tag: charlotte lobb

• My Mid-Year Reading Review

  Half the year has flown by since I published my reading goals for 2024 post. I have a loose idea of the numbers, though I don’t go into any fancy percentages with genres or tropes, so let’s see where I’m at. Books read so far: 20 Most read month: June What genres have I read:…

  annafromuni

  July 1, 2024

  Discussion Posts

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• Charlotte Lobb’s Hannah and Huia – A Novel of Utter Heartache

  A book hasn’t made as much of an impact on me as this in such a long time. I mean it with my whole heart and soul when I say Charlotte Lobb’s Hannah and Huia is something words cannot describe. It is a story of such deep emotional investment and love, such endless love that…

  annafromuni

  June 27, 2024

  Contemporary Fiction, NZ Fiction

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