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Bookish Posts
Bookish Posts Browse all of our book-filled blog posts in one place—from reviews and reading reflections to curated lists and bookish extras. Explore by type Jump straight to the kind of bookish posts you love most. All Bookish Posts Browse the latest from Turning Chapters. Use the search and topic filters below to find your…
Reviews
Dive into our latest book reviews and reflections on what we’re reading.
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Why We Love Unreliable Narrators in Books
Have you ever finished a book only to realise you couldn’t trust the person telling the story? Unreliable narrators have become one of the most compelling storytelling techniques in modern fiction. They force readers to question every detail, second-guess every assumption, and piece together the truth for themselves. Instead of simply following the story, you…
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Giles Kristian’s Lancelot: Beauty and Betrayal in Britain
“Rome is burning. In Britian, Uther Pendragon is dying. Enemies stalk his land.” In a time of uncertainty, an outsider boy is taken under Merlin’s watchful eye and begins the journey from childhood to manhood. Along the way, he meets Guinevere, wild and proud, and Arthur, a warrior who inspires hope in a troubled Britain.…
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Why The Girl on the Train is a Must-Read Psychological Thriller
Psychological thrillers have always been one of my favourite genres, and The Girl on the Train had been recommended to me countless times before I finally picked it up. Having heard so much about its twists and unreliable narrator, I went in with high expectations – and I’m pleased to say it didn’t disappoint. The…
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Common Reading Rituals That Bind Us Together
Reading is about much more than simply finishing books. Over time, readers develop routines, quirks, and habits that become part of the experience. In fact, research from The Reading Agency has found that regular reading can improve wellbeing, reduce stress, and increase empathy. If you’re interested in learning more, their website offers a range of…
Book Lists
Find seasonal recommendations, themed lists, and roundup posts to grow your TBR.
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Why We Love Unreliable Narrators in Books
Have you ever finished a book only to realise you couldn’t trust the person telling the story? Unreliable narrators have become one of the most compelling storytelling techniques in modern fiction. They force readers to question every detail, second-guess every assumption, and piece together the truth for themselves. Instead of simply following the story, you…
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Giles Kristian’s Lancelot: Beauty and Betrayal in Britain
“Rome is burning. In Britian, Uther Pendragon is dying. Enemies stalk his land.” In a time of uncertainty, an outsider boy is taken under Merlin’s watchful eye and begins the journey from childhood to manhood. Along the way, he meets Guinevere, wild and proud, and Arthur, a warrior who inspires hope in a troubled Britain.…
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Why The Girl on the Train is a Must-Read Psychological Thriller
Psychological thrillers have always been one of my favourite genres, and The Girl on the Train had been recommended to me countless times before I finally picked it up. Having heard so much about its twists and unreliable narrator, I went in with high expectations – and I’m pleased to say it didn’t disappoint. The…
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Common Reading Rituals That Bind Us Together
Reading is about much more than simply finishing books. Over time, readers develop routines, quirks, and habits that become part of the experience. In fact, research from The Reading Agency has found that regular reading can improve wellbeing, reduce stress, and increase empathy. If you’re interested in learning more, their website offers a range of…
Reading Life
Peek into the rhythms and rituals of our reading lives, from habits to reflections.
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Why We Love Unreliable Narrators in Books
Have you ever finished a book only to realise you couldn’t trust the person telling the story? Unreliable narrators have become one of the most compelling storytelling techniques in modern fiction. They force readers to question every detail, second-guess every assumption, and piece together the truth for themselves. Instead of simply following the story, you…
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Giles Kristian’s Lancelot: Beauty and Betrayal in Britain
“Rome is burning. In Britian, Uther Pendragon is dying. Enemies stalk his land.” In a time of uncertainty, an outsider boy is taken under Merlin’s watchful eye and begins the journey from childhood to manhood. Along the way, he meets Guinevere, wild and proud, and Arthur, a warrior who inspires hope in a troubled Britain.…
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Why The Girl on the Train is a Must-Read Psychological Thriller
Psychological thrillers have always been one of my favourite genres, and The Girl on the Train had been recommended to me countless times before I finally picked it up. Having heard so much about its twists and unreliable narrator, I went in with high expectations – and I’m pleased to say it didn’t disappoint. The…
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Common Reading Rituals That Bind Us Together
Reading is about much more than simply finishing books. Over time, readers develop routines, quirks, and habits that become part of the experience. In fact, research from The Reading Agency has found that regular reading can improve wellbeing, reduce stress, and increase empathy. If you’re interested in learning more, their website offers a range of…
Bookish Extras
Enjoy bonus content like reading challenges, events, printable guides, and more.
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Why We Love Unreliable Narrators in Books
Have you ever finished a book only to realise you couldn’t trust the person telling the story? Unreliable narrators have become one of the most compelling storytelling techniques in modern fiction. They force readers to question every detail, second-guess every assumption, and piece together the truth for themselves. Instead of simply following the story, you…
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Giles Kristian’s Lancelot: Beauty and Betrayal in Britain
“Rome is burning. In Britian, Uther Pendragon is dying. Enemies stalk his land.” In a time of uncertainty, an outsider boy is taken under Merlin’s watchful eye and begins the journey from childhood to manhood. Along the way, he meets Guinevere, wild and proud, and Arthur, a warrior who inspires hope in a troubled Britain.…
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Why The Girl on the Train is a Must-Read Psychological Thriller
Psychological thrillers have always been one of my favourite genres, and The Girl on the Train had been recommended to me countless times before I finally picked it up. Having heard so much about its twists and unreliable narrator, I went in with high expectations – and I’m pleased to say it didn’t disappoint. The…
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Common Reading Rituals That Bind Us Together
Reading is about much more than simply finishing books. Over time, readers develop routines, quirks, and habits that become part of the experience. In fact, research from The Reading Agency has found that regular reading can improve wellbeing, reduce stress, and increase empathy. If you’re interested in learning more, their website offers a range of…
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