Hannah’s Bookshelf
~Providing flirty-not-dirty book recommendations for women of all ages~
Once Upon an Apple Review
A retelling of a beloved fairytale with the swoon-worthy sweet romance of a Hallmark movie, the wholesome and heartwarming feeling of cozy fantasy, and the comfort of a found family of friends, with a sprinkling of danger and a dash of magic…
When Beauty Blooms Review
A socially anxious woman’s awkwardness may be the very thing that captures a minister’s heart…
Us in Ruins Review
A rom com meets Indiana Jones and Night at the Museum with all the magic of a myth…
The Favored Review
Her inheritance is guaranteed—if she can marry in time. As the clock ticks, the cost of wealth may be more than she’s willing to pay.
The Dishonorable Miss DeLancey Review
Will a damaged reputation and desire for society's approval thwart the legacy of grace?
The Captivating Lady Charlotte Review
Her heart is her own--but her hand in marriage is another matter
The Seaside Homecoming Review
Julie has done it again with this series! I found myself immersed once again into the characters' personalities, lives, and way of life. I love being able to get to know the story and characters leisurely. They have such depth! If you enjoy thicker and more leisurely reads, sisterly bonds, regency romance, and dashing gentlemen, then I recommend this series to you. Enjoy!
The Christmas Tree Farm Review
A Christmas tree farm. A single dad. It all has the making of a great Christmas novella. A clean read for ages 14+, if you like Christmas tree farms in need of saving, childhood sweethearts to more, love triangles, then I recommend The Christmas Tree Farm to you. Enjoy!
Miss Lattimore’s Letter Review
The woman who never made a match of her own is making matches for everyone else in this hilarious comedy of manners from the author of Mr. Malcolm's List.
The Coal Miner’s Niece Review
The Coal Miner's Niece is a sweet and charming story with beautifully written descriptions, historical details, gripping plot line, and characters. I enjoyed reading every minute of it! If you like books like Heidi and Anne of Green Gables, along with the childhood-friends-to-lovers and amnesia tropes, and stories about hope and family, then I recommend The Coal Miner’s Niece to you.
90 Days of Different Review
Hello, duckies! Welcome back to another wonderful book review. Today I have a splendidly sweet novel, that I read over the summer, for you. It’s called, 90 Days of Different by Eric Walters. And, yes, it is a fiction book. I was pleasantly surprised with this one.