Tony

@bookwormtony.bsky.social

I am Tony a Blogger and always have at least one book on the go 📚📖 Love crime historical fiction and a good ghost story I also post on instagram The_bookmark62

The Italian Chapel is a quietly powerful read — a WWII love story built not on drama but on stolen moments, moral tension, and the fragile hope carved into a chapel made from scrap. Paris turns a small corner of history into something tender, atmospheric, and deeply human #book #booklover #bookworm

A weathered stone chapel stands in a rugged mountain landscape under a cloudy, muted sky. Its bell tower, topped with a simple cross, rises above broken walls and missing roof sections, giving the building a ruined, timeworn appearance. In front of this scene sits the book cover for The Italian Chapel by Philip Paris, featuring a brightly illustrated white chapel beneath a colourful night sky and two silhouetted figures standing together

Mary Costello’s Academy Street is a quiet gut‑punch — a whole life rendered in spare, luminous prose. Tess Lohan moves like a whisper through the world, yet every page lands with the weight of a heartbeat. Small moments, huge ache. A beautiful, devastating little novel #book #booklover #bookworm

A smartphone lies on a wooden table, its screen showing the audiobook Academy Street by Mary Costello playing. Around it are a cup of coffee, a pair of glasses, a small stack of books, wireless earbuds in an open case, and a notebook with a pen, creating a cosy reading‑and‑listening setup

just finished @tadethompson.bsky.social 's Molly Southbourne books. It's the rare series that gets better and better as it goes on. starts out as kind of a clever gimmick and by the end it's a shattering story about childhood abuse and recovery. www.amazon.com/dp/B08L6P5G4...

Molly Southbourne

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Currently reading The Road to Wigan Pier is one of those books that hits with the force of reportage and the sting of autobiography. Orwell goes north in the 1930s to document working‑class life and it’s a powerful read #book

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Dead Man’s Walk is a brutal, funny, dust‑choked origin story where Gus and Call stumble toward legend. Fast, fierce, and a reminder of how good it feels to get lost in a book.

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