Follow Me Down | 
This book was really between a so-so and a pick for me and I can‘t really explain why. The main character, who returns to her home town to search for her missing twin brother who has been accused of killing his student, is sort of annoying and there are red herrings galore. By about the half way point, I was invested though, and the pace certainly picked up. #covid19readathon
so-soThe first half of this book really dragged for me; maybe I was just in a reading slump? But the second half went super quick and I was clueless until the end!
🌟🌟🌟1/2
And today the dogs don‘t want me to read (I promise they‘re just playing, not killing each other 🤷♀️) BUT I am going to finish this book today!!!
I was going to catch up on some reading, but apparently that‘s not part of Kalli‘s afternoon plans...
I‘m on page 150, but it‘s taking me forever to read this book 🤦🏼♀️ I should be finished with it by tomorrow to stay on track with my goal, so I‘m going to have some catching up to do 😭🤷♀️
Holli, guardian of the book...
Up next! I don‘t really know anything about this book...who has read it?!
Monster being Monster. 😂😂 I am trying really hard to finish my book.
Quiet night having my first PSL. This book as me hooked.
The book takes place in the US, but the Canadian author mentions kids playing "knock-knock ginger," which I was worried was something detrimental to redheads, but turns out to be a popular British expression for doorbell ditch. ?
Afternoon reading. 🖤📚☺️
This thriller involves twins, the murder of a teenager, and a small town in North Dakota. Opening line: "My first thought was my mother had started another fire." This debut has been getting positive reviews
Si.
pickThis debut was an awesome thrill ride with my favorite elements: murder, secrets, betrayal, lies, dysfunctional families, abuse, many twists and turns! Not sure what that says about me but I'm not gonna overthink it now😂!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
