These are gallery style, so just click or tap the first picture for each book to scroll through for the blurb and review.
Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl by Renee Rosen
The Daydreams by Laura Hankin
In stores on May 2, 2023
Thank you to Berkley Publishers for free digital copies of these books in return for an honest review.
14 responses to “Bullet-Point Reviews: Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl by Renee Rosen and The Daydreams by Laura Hankin #Historical #WomensFiction”
Both sound great & brilliant bullet point reviews 😊
They really were. Not my normal types of reads but both were very interesting stories.
I plan to read Daydream next week. I hope it is fast paced as I have a feeling book I will read next this week will be slow. Great reviews!
I thought it read really fast. Hope it does for you too!
Love this style of review and both books sounds really good!
I feel like I still say the important things I want to say but without the extra explaining that isn’t necessarily needed (hopefully 😂)
Love this format, Tessa💜 I’ve danced around Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl and now I think I’ll stop and take a hard look.
I just found it so interesting and I’m not a big historical fiction or makeup (😂) fan. Estée Lauder was really ahead of her time and a little scandalous, which made it so compelling.
These both sound like a lot of fun. My teen years were the 90s and I love books that have me feeling nostalgic. Great reviews!
They are both so much fun to read. Not my normal genre but good books are just that – good books and who doesn’t like to read a good story!
I really like this format, Tessa. It sure helps when you have multiple reviews, and I need to do this with some future posts. Very different reads – glad you enjoyed them!
I think so. It still gets the important thoughts out without burdening the reader with a bunch of words. These are my normal cup of tea but they were both so interesting.
I’m really loving this format with the bullet point reviews, Tessa.
Initially I thought I would be drawn to The Daydreams, but after reading both reviews, Fifth Avenue Glamour Girl is the one that appeals to me the most. I especially love the time frame of that one. You’re killing my TBR, LOL!
It is so compelling! Estée Lauder was really ahead of her time and even a bit scandalous. Neither is a normal read for me but they were both very good.