Books that I have been reading recently (Part 11)

The Glamorous Girl's Book by Sally Jeffrie

So I have been re-reading this book recently. I read this book for the first time when I was a teenager. I haven't read it again since. But a few days ago I decided to re-read it. I have read like 30% of it. I am reading it in a hardcover version. The book has tips on how to take care of your skin, body, hair, nails, etc. So it is a grooming book for girls and even women. I would give this book a 4/5 stars probably.

Seven Brief Lessons on Physics by Carlo Rovelli

This book also I have read before. The last time I read it was 6 years ago and so I thought of revisiting it again to see if I can look at the book from a new perspective. As the title suggests, the book is a non-fiction book about Physics. I have read around 25% of the book. I am reading this one in a paperback format. And the book is around 100 pages long. I think I would rate this book too a 4/5 stars.

Drop, Cover and Hold On by Jasmine Guillory

So I recently completed reading this book. It is a short story about a girl who gets stuck with a guy in a bakery during an earthquake and he confesses his love for her and they make out. Great book if you love pastries and swift romances. I gave this book a 4/5 stars. I read this one in a Kindle format. This book is a part of an Amazon Original series. You can read it for free if you are an Amazon prime member since the book is available through Amazon prime reading.

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