I liked the uncertainty the writer gave the reader until the end. I chose this book as I visited Key West, where it is set. The terms of endearment were creepy, but that was not the author's doing but rather a true account within this story.
I liked the uncertainty the writer gave the reader until the end. I chose this book as I visited Key West, where it is set. The terms of endearment were creepy, but that was not the author's doing but rather a true account within this story.
Still in a semi reading slump but this book is easy so hopefully it helps.
I love love love bookish totes and covering them with bookish pins! My favorite tote bag ever is the one on the left with the Hemingway quote! I got it at The Strand in NYC! 😍📚💕
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It‘s warm and sunny, perfect for reading outside, finally. My Friday read is Hemingway‘s Girl by Erika Robuck.
What‘s your Friday read?
My feminist self is appalled 😂 Damn you, Buzzfeed!
You got: Ernest Hemingway
You need a manly man. A man who doesn't mince his words. A man who knows that love that is true and real creates a respite from death. You'll need to keep an eye out for him because he's pretty popular with the ladies, but you understand that his wandering eye just comes from a fear of rejection.
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IT FINALLY CAME!!! The literary magazine that is featuring one of Hemingway's unpublished stories! *hyperventilates* 😀😀😀💕 I'm so excited! I can't wait to read it!
I didn‘t love it, didn‘t hate it. I felt appropriate. He wasn‘t someone I would want to know. The ending is how I wanted it to end from the beginning.
A small #bookhaul today from a wonderful used book store called Yesterdays Books. 😊