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I really liked the first half of this book, especially as it‘s a “pandemic dystopia” written years before covid. But the second half followed a completely new plot line that kind of came out of nowhere and didn‘t seem structured enough for a final draft.

Many US citizens are infected with an illness that steals their memories and then they die a few days later. Joy, a lone young woman, works the graveyard shift at a grocery store and feeds an addiction to cough syrup. She‘s invited to live at a research hospital in Kansas. There, she develops a bond with another patient. Eventually, she leaves the hospital on a mission to find someone and encounters interesting people. #MountTBR

That horrible moment when you run into someone who looks familiar and then miraculously find their picture on your Church‘s testimonial page. I pray and wish I knew who you are, oh unnamed man!
#NoName #DestinyOrNot

I enjoyed this book, but kept wanting to recreate all the feels I got from Station Eleven. If I could switch the order in which I read them this might have been a pick!

Cuddled under the blankets with coffee and a good book - Happy Thanksgiving morning!
Amazing caravan #masonjarsleeve from #Refluff (check it out @refluffs on Instagram!)
#campinglife #booklife

Everyone's suggled up for story time. #campinglife #rainydayreading

This is my blind date book. I love that my library does this. @Lindy

"Trust is out of style. Or was it EVER stylish? I can't say that I remember."

I bought and read this book while on a trip earlier this year, and thoroughly enjoyed it. My own memory is not the best, so a disease that steals memories entirely was a fascinating and scary concept.