The Chance | 
That moment when you‘re reading a book and you realize that it connects to another book that you haven‘t read yet 😬 I skipped a couple of paragraphs 😏😊. This book connects to a novella called The Bridge, also by Kingsbury. #notodayspoilers #nicetrykaren
After a weekend of house work and paper grading, I think I have earned a little bit of time with my fuzzy socks, a cozy blanket, and a book! 🧦👩🏫 📚 #teacherlife
pickTwo kids fall in love at 15, but circumstances remove them from each other for 11 years. A quick, sweet read/listen.
so-soThis was a slow book and hard to finish but the last 50 pages were excellent!
Slowly but surely finishing this book. It is a good book but hard to get through.
My pick for #threwitacrosstheroom would have to be The Chance. I read a lot of Christian fiction, and after reading several of her books, I've come to the realization that Karen Kingsbury is the Queen of Corn (sorry to those of you who like her!). This book infuriated me. The main male character was so unrealistically good, toothachingly sweet, and the female made one stupid decision after another. Sigh. Epic thumbs down. 👎🏻 #photoadaynov16
The day before Ellie moved to California, she and Nolan sat beneath an ancient oak tree and wrote letters to each other and buried them in an old metal box. The plan was to return 11 years later and read the letters. But as that date approaches, much has changed. Ellie has abandoned faith, has a little girl, and tries to make ends meet. Nolan, now an NBA star, has personal tragedies, and is lonely since that night beneath the tree with Ellie.
