This is the final book in the series
It was a very good book to end the series on. It was a heartwarming story
It was very well written.
Looking forward to reading more from this author

I loved this series it’s like reading a warm book with a hug and one which was well deserved. A very nice ending to the series

I want to thank Netgalley and the author for gifting me the ebook. If you are into WWII type books then this is perfect for you. Really enjoyed.

This was a brilliant read and is being featured on my blog for my quick star reviews feature, which I have created on my blog so I can catch up with all the books I have read and therefore review.
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A lovely read perfect for a holiday or pass the time starring three singers at the end of the war and their heartaches and romance. Thoroughly enjoyed the book and would recommend it.

I have loved this series and this final installment did not disappoint. It is filled with hope and dreams and inspiration. I enjoyed traveling along with these girls during and after the war.
Many thanks to Quercus Books and to NetGalley for providing me with a galley in exchange for my honest opinion.

Thank you to Net Galley and the publishers for the chance to read this book in return for a review which is my own opinion.

I had not realised that this book was part of a series - I really should look before I request a title. However, though it was obvious that there was a back story and previous incidents, this didn't detract from being able to follow the story.

I found the book slow to get going - and as I find in this type of title, the end was rushed. It is the tale of 3 friends who are singers and entertainers during WW2 living in Hampshire.

It tells of their lives, loves and losses and most of the characters are likeable with, for me, a notable exception though in the end it seems that even he might have seen the error of his ways - though his actions previously had consequences.

I understand that this is the 4th and final book in the series - and though it would be possible to continue the lives of Bea, Rainey and Ivy, this book did tie up the ends and produce a conclusion.

In the end I enjoyed this book and would recommend it to those that like this genre.

Again thank you for the opportunity to read this title

A very well written historical book. Good plot and character dynamics. Fans of historical fiction will enjoy this book. I received an advance ebook from the publisher and Netgalley. This is my unbiased review.

I enjoyed reading this book. It was about the war and the singers who entertained the troops. There was a good storyline which kept me interested right through the book. All the characters were different from the German to the three singers. I do recommend that you read this book.

Rainey Bird was finally coming out of the grief and depression that the past months had held with the help of her dear friends and fellow Bluebirds, Bea Herron and Ivy Sparrow. The three friends, whose singing careers had taken off since their days in the school choir, were most happy whilst singing to the troops. Bea had met someone special; Ivy was happy with Eddie and little Gracie while Rainey was thinking of her future.

As the war wound down, and peacetime loomed, most people were cautious, not sure if it would really happen after the years of tragedy, grief, hunger and deprivation. But there were further horrors to come before peace was declared. Would the three Bluebird girls finally fulfil their dreams?

Victory for the Bluebird Girls is the 4th and final installment in the Bluebird Girls series by Rosie Archer, and I thought it was a well written and heartwarming conclusion. Filled with hope, love, heartache, dreams and at times, joy, the lives of Bea, Rainey and Ivy are now able to continue behind the scenes. Highly recommended.

With thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for my digital ARC to read in exchange for an honest review.

This is a delightful ending to the series. Reading about Bea, Ivy and Rainey. What path each one takes, will it lead to happiness. I especially wanted things to work out for Ivy.
The only disappointment was the knowledge that it was the last one.

In Italian we say "tutti i salmi finisco in Gloria" (roughly translated with All's well that ends well) and this is the heartwarming and enjoyable end of a saga I loved.
We say goodbyes to the girls after having shared their heartache, sorrows and joys.
The characters are well thought and likable and usual, the plot tightly knitted and well thought.
A highly enjoyable and engrossing read, strongly recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine

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Secondly, this particular post makes it the 101 post I have made since becoming a blogger. The previous book review post I made is my “100th” post on WordPress.

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Now back to the book, Victory for the Bluebirds Girls by Rosie Archer.

What a book! War is really dreadful but victory will definitely triumph.


I was lost in the beginning of the book. I wasn’t aware that this book was part of a series hence the flashbacks at some parts of the plot.
I found it difficult to enjoy the book because I didn’t follow the series properly.


The characters are interesting especially the Bluebird Girls as they can be seen on the book cover. I really admired their strengths, friendship and courage.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Quercus Books through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are mine

I really enjoyed this book. My only regret is that I have not read the other books in the series. I love reading stories that took place during the war and this book was no exception. The reader not only gets to know and understand the collective trio “ bluebirds” but also each one of them individually. I would definitely recommend this book!

Yes, I judge books by its cover. Like, a lot. All my teachers told me not to judge a book by its cover growing up and I believed it! Now I believe covers influence my desire to read a book or not. The cover for Victory for the Bluebird Girls looks fun with the three young and happy girls. The plane in the background adds to the knowledge that this book takes place during WWII in England.

Victory for the Bluebird Girls by Rosie Archer. Published by Quercus Books. Release date in UK: 10/29/2020. ISBN: 9781529405330
When I first got this Advanced Reader Copy I was not aware it’s book 4 of a series. Now that I’ve read it, I’d like to go back and read the previous three books! The girls and their experience of getting back together as a trio performing their musical acts for the citizens and soldiers of England during WWII.

Each gal has her own dream and in this book they develop their dreams. They love, they’ve lost. They are admired by many as well. The transitions they each go through in this beautifully written book are as realistic as it can be.

My favorite characters are Bea and Eddie. Bea is so full of longing and desire. She dreams and shows restraint. Bea reacts like anyone would under the circumstances she’s thrown into. And Eddie, well, I love his humility and integrity. He does well taking care of his little girl, his new gal, his mother, and his business. I admire his work ethic in the middle of war!

While it seems it would be easy to live through such tumultuous times, I cannot fathom what life must have been like. The uncertainty is unnerving! Yet the. Lie rids hold their composure and excel in their craft. And to come out in the end successful and overcoming odds.

Books that pull me into the story and make me feel like I’m living alongside the characters are my favorite! The descriptions are detailed enough to allow me to picture what the author is trying to portray.

A digital copy of Victory for the Bluebird Girls by Rosie Archer was provided by Quercus Books via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Like I mentioned previously, this story pulled me in, like I was right next to these characters, watching their every move and every tear. With that said, I give this book five out of five tiaras.

Is this the end for the Bluebird Girls? Bea, Ivy, and Rainey have been through a lot together- survived assault, the death of a baby, the death of a fiancé, and much more- but they've always stuck together. Now, though, Rainy's mom Jo, who was their chaperone as they sang through the war, is married to Blackie, their manager, and so much is different. But not really. No matter the externals, and there are a lot of them, they always have each other, whether they are singing or not. I've only read the second in this series but Archer does such a nice job of catching up the reader with each of them and the story that it didn't matter- this would also be fine as a standalone. I know this is meant to be the final book in the series but these women have more stories to tell. Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC. A good read.

Loved reading more of how Bea, Ivy and Rainey are getting on as 'The bluebird Girls' group.
The characters are so likeable and you really want life to be good for the trio.
Another great novel by Rosie Archer
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Thanks to #NetGalley for for the advance copy in return for an honest review

I have absolutely loved reading the Bluebirds series. This book finishes off their journey beautifully. If World War 2 sagas are your genre, then I can highly recommend this series. You won’t be disappointed. I loved reading them and in a way I’m sorry to say goodbye to Bea, Ivy and Rainey. The girls definitely went through a lot of different situations together since they started singing in the choir as school girls. They had happy times, and unfortunately heartbreaking times too, but through it all their friendship stayed strong. I give this book a well deserved 5 stars.

The heartwarming final chapter in the Bluebird Girls series. This book the author has weaved a journey of life choices and intrigue and twists! There is sadness and love as well! The characters have great depth and if you have never read the previous books it’s okay because this can still be read as a stand-alone it’s written that good!

Really enjoyed this book and always love the author. Great characters, lovely writing style and overall, a great saga.