Books reviewed by Jillian Bell at BookBrowse.

Jillian Bell

Jillian Bell is a Toronto-based writer whose work has appeared in several Canadian and international magazines. She is a voracious reader who devours at least 150 books per year.

Books reviewed by Jillian Bell

Before the Mango Ripens (11/20/24)

Blood Test (10/16/24)

A Well-Trained Wife (09/18/24)

Age 16 (07/31/24)

Mood Swings (06/19/24)

The Witches of Bellinas (05/15/24)

A Love Song for Ricki Wilde (03/20/24)

Ways and Means (02/07/24)

Hot Springs Drive (01/10/24)

The Privilege of the Happy Ending (11/01/23)

Bright Young Women (10/04/23)

My Husband (08/23/23)

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