Jade St Clair

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Love Objects by Emily Maguire is a moving story about hoarding and the way it affects the family. I learned a lot from this book and thoroughly enjoyed reading it. wp.me/p5k577-1oW #booktwt #amreading

@seanmcdonald01 Also Jade is the same. And Americans always insist on using your name in conversation so there's no escaping it

I can’t believe how rattled I get when I hear an American say the name Craig.

Intermezzo is a character driven story about grief, love and family. It’s Sally Rooney at her very best and I loved reading it. wp.me/p5k577-1oN #booktwt #amreading

@CroftyV1 Finally!

Nothing like leaving it to the last minute.... literally! Welcome Bailey Smith! #wearegeelong

The Ledge by Christian White is a fast-paced thriller that kept me turning the pages way past my bedtime. I was shocked by the big twist and never saw it coming in a million years. wp.me/p5k577-1oD #booktwt #amreading #bookreview

Inheritance by @Gen_Gannon is a compelling dystopian novel about gene editing and motherhood. It raises some interesting questions to ponder, and I’ll be thinking about this book for some time. wp.me/p5k577-1or #booktwt #amreading #BookReview

Lovely new #bookmail from @affirmpress 😍 Taboo: Conversations we never had about sex, body, work and relationships by @hannahferg sounds amazing and is out mid November

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The Wife and the Widow by Christian White is a twisty thriller set on a small island in Victoria, Australia. I read this one quickly because I was dying to find out what happened next. wp.me/p5k577-1oh #booktwt #amreading

BilaYarrudhanggalangdhuray (River of Dreams) by @anitaheiss is a sweeping historical fiction novel told from the Wiradyuri perspective. It’s a powerful story about loss, place, and the importance of miyagan (family). wp.me/p5k577-1o9 #booktwt #amreading

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September Wrap Up wp.me/p5k577-1nR #booktwt #amreading

The Manningtree Witches by A.K. Blakemore is a bewitching historical fiction novel set in 17th century puritanical England. It paints a striking picture of the Manningtree witch trials and the lives of the women who were accused of witchcraft. wp.me/p5k577-1nC #booktwt

New #bookmail 😍 Inheritance by @Gen_Gannon. I'm looking forward to reading this one!

New #bookmail arrived today 😍 I'm looking forward to reading Intermezzo by Sally Rooney along with a couple of million people #booktwt #amreading

The Foundling by Stacey Halls is an atmospheric historical fiction novel with a mystery at its heart. It explores topics such as class and motherhood in fascinating ways. wp.me/p5k577-1np #amreading #booktwt

I loved The Venice Hotel by @TessWoodsAuthor . It’s a warm-hearted story about4 women and the secrets they are keeping set over the twelve days of Christmas at a world famous Venice Hotel. There’s also a mystery that ends in murder at its heart. wp.me/p5k577-1nc #booktwt

@CCollinsWriter @HachetteAus Sorry wrong tag! 😅

Bird by Courtney Collins has a wonderful dreamlike quality to it. The novel explores thought provoking topics like reincarnation and the connections between people, and the prose sparkles. wp.me/p5k577-1n4 #BookReview #amreading #booktwt