Bookish gift ideas for Chrismas 2020
Today we will take a look at awesome bookish gift ideas for Christmas 2020
Before giving you our best shot at bookish gift ideas for Christmas, we will tell you a little bit about who is behind Noir Crime and how we have decided to do book reviews without affiliations or advertisements.
Today, many bookstores are closed, and more and more people have become self-publishers; therefore, finding the right book has become quite difficult as there are hardly any bookstores you can turn to for advice. After that, the internet has boomed with book blogs giving readers advice. As a result, some bloggers might be biased in their reviews (not all, of course) as authors often offer a free book in exchange for a review.
People always say they are sincere when they do reviews but believe me; it´s quite difficult being honest when you have received a book in exchange for a review; years back, I went down the same path offering reviews in exchange for a book. I had affiliated links on my blog, but because I felt bad about doing reviews that way, and as a result, I closed my blog and started Noir Crime.
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Note
Please note the bookish gift ideas for Christmas 2020 are placed randomly and not because the first pick is better than the last selected book.
Bookish gift ideas for Chrismas 2020:
First bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
Rebecca Watts – Betrayed by her Stepbrother
The Evil Within: Murdered by her stepbrother
The Evil Within: Murdered by her stepbrother
The book The Evil Within was penned by Darren Galsworthy, the victim’s father, Becky Watts. Rebecca Watts got only 16-years-old when she was brutally attacked by her stepbrother, who murdered and mutilated her dead body.
The Evil Within is a heartbreaking true story about a loving family and the upbringing of the children Darren and his wife brought into the little family. How could Becky´s stepbrother come to have so much hatred towards his stepsister? Was it his interest in much younger girls that turned him into a vicious murderer, or was it other circumstances that triggered Nathan Matthews?
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
Second bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
The Short Life of Brandy Duvall
The short life and brutal death of Brandaline Duvall
No Angels: The short life and brutal death of Brandaline Rose Duvall
The book No Angles: The short life and brutal death of Brandaline Rose Duvall got written by Steve Jackson. Furthermore, due to this awful crime’s graphic nature, the author had to stop looking into real crime cases for years.
No Angels: The short life and brutal death of Brandaline Rose Duvall is a gruesome true tale about the torture, rape, and murder of the only 14-year-old Brandy Duvall. What was done to Brandy is so awful it´s difficult to understand how anybody could be capable of those evil deeds. And the only trigger was the red Chicago Bulls Jersy t-shirt Brandy was wearing that faithful day.
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
Third bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
The Catskill ripper
Killing time in the Catskill
Here we have a book for those who have an interest in historical real crime books. Killing time in the Catskill got written by Kevin Owen. As a result of Mr. Owen living close to where the Catskill murders got committed, he has an amazing insight into the case.
Killing time in the Catskill leads us back to the 1800 century to learn about a sinister killer named Lizzie Halliday. As a result of the Lizzie Borden murders, the heinous murders committed by Lizzie Halliday might have been forgotten.
However, the Catskill case is as interesting as the Borden case, so this is a book I absolutely have to mention. Who was Lizzie Halliday? was she crazy, or was she calculating and smart?
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
Fourth bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
Princess Diana – murder or an accident?
Diana: Case solved
The book Diana: Case solved penned by Dylan Howard in company with Colin McLaren is the perfect gift for any Lady Diana fan, Royal fan, or anyone who is into conspiracies. This book will go through different scenarios about the faithful day in 1997, where young Diana passed away in the Pont de l’Alma tunnel in Paris.
Diana: Case solved gives the readers information about dark sex secrets behind the doors of Buckingham Palace. The reader gets to know how Howard and McLaren have reached out to former crime scene detectives and pathologists searching for the truth about what happened to The Queen of Hearts.
Did Lady Di die in a faithful accident? Was she murdered? Who would have had an interest in Diana´s death? Was the FBI involved, or is everything a conspiracy? We might all wonder, but will we finally get to know what happened?
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
Fifth bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
A book of chilling unsolved murders
Unsolved murders
Most true crime buffs have a fascination with unsolved cases. The book Unloved murders: True Crime cases unsolved will pique the interest of most who have an interest in real criminal cases. The book Unsolved murders: True Crime cases unsolved got penned by Amber Hunt and Emily G Thompson.
Some of the most infamous cases in the book Unloved murders: True Crime cases unsolved covers are the Black Dahlia case, The Zodiac, and the more recent case of JonBénet Ramsey. In contrast to the known cases, Hunt and Thompson take the readers through some lesser-known cases that intrigue every real crime fan’s interest.
The book brings awareness to different unsolved cases your family member or friend might not have heard of.
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
Bonus recommendation
Here is a bonus bookish gift idea for Christmas 2020
The Psychology of Pandemics
As we live in uncertain times with the Corona Pandemic, I thought it would be quite obvious to give you a bonus recommendation this year.
The Psychology of Pandemics got written by Steven Taylor, who gives insight into what a pandemic really is; furthermore, we learn about what to do rather not to do in the case of a pandemic.
Some of the information we are familiar with as we live through the Corona Pandemic; most noteworthy, the book will give you an in-depth look into pandemics in general.
The Psychology of Pandemics got penned before the Coronavirus became a Pandemic; hence the main focus will be other pandemics like the Spanish Flue from 1918.
The book recommended here might not be for all readers. Still, due to the Coronavirus, people who normally wouldn´t think of reading a book like the Psychology of Pandemics might find it rather interesting.
The Psychology of Pandemics will give the reader a look at how come there will be people who make conspiracy theories and, above all, give insight into how the news media and social media influence how the public reacts to what will be recommended by the government.
If you want to know more about the book, please read the entire review; you find it right here.
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