Prettier If She Smiled More by Toni Jordan, Review: Comedic mayhem
Prettier If She Smiled More is Toni Jordan’s engaging follow-up to her wonderful 2022 family drama, Dinner With The Schnabels. Read my full review.
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Dinner with the Schnabels by Toni Jordan, Review: Hilarious
Dinner with the Schnabels features Toni Jordan’s wonderful recipe of intelligent comedic farce, cutting social commentary and heart. Read my full review.
Best Books of 2017 so far
UPDATE: We have just published our end of 2017 reading summaries – Top Aussie Reads of 2017 and Top International Reads of 2017. With half of the reading year already behind us, it is a good time to take a…
30 Best Rom Com Books, Smart & Funny Romance Novels
The best romantic comedy books are too often overlooked by smart women. Here are 30 highly recommended rom com books & authors for your reading pile.
Our Tiny, Useless Hearts by Toni Jordan, Review: Made my day
Our Tiny, Useless Hearts is Toni Jordan’s best novel yet. Love her fun and intelligent take on relationship fiction, comedic farce and satire. Read on for our full review of this must-read romantic comedy. Our Tiny, Useless Hearts Synopsis Henry has…
Booklover Mailbox – Winter Traffic, Record of a Night Too Brief, Land of Hidden Fires & Our Tiny Useless Hearts
Excited by the diversity of the titles that have been added to my reading list recently, and we even have a paperback copy of one of these to giveaway internationally! Winter Traffic by Stephen Greenall This debut novel from Stephen Greenall is…
FALL GIRL by Toni Jordan, Book Review
I really enjoyed Australian author Toni Jordan’s debut novel Addition because of its quirkiness and refreshing approach to chick lit (read my review), and so I eagerly awaited the publication of her second novel.
In Fall Girl Toni Jordan has created an interesting premise and quirky characters for the reader to be engaged and surprised by.
Addition by Toni Jordan, Review: Quirky & intelligent romance
Toni Jordan’s Addition was… Winner, Indie Awards, Best Debut Fiction, 2008 Longlisted, Miles Franklin Literary Award, 2009 Shortlisted, Australian Book Industry Awards, Best General Fiction Book, 2008 Addition Synopsis Grace Lisa Vandenburg counts. The letters in her name (19). The steps she…
