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Day 16 - #Fresh

LOVED THIS BOOK!!

Thank you to eggs.

#AcrossApril
@eggs

Today‘s Prompt: INSPIRING

The beekeeper's quotes at the head of each chapter were thoughtful and interesting, and the inspiring quotes throughout the book were marvelous.

Another lovely, enjoyable, memorable read that won't disappoint fans of Karen White and women's fiction.

FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/ydxllf3k

#Ampersand2018
@commasandampersands

Thanks for the prompt.

Georgia vowed she would never return home after she and her sister had words and parted ways ten years ago.

But....never say never. James, a client of Georgia's looking for a special Limoges China pattern changed it all.

My favorite part was the mystery behind the connection between the Limoges soup CUP andGeorgia and Maisey's family and James' family.

https://bit.ly/2E3dvuo

#manicmonday
#letterF
@JoScho

1. Flight Patters by Karen White...LOVE her books. http://silversolara.blogspot.com/2016/06/flight-patterns-by-karen-white.html

2. Frank Lloyd Wright

3. Skipping TV or Movie question

4. French Fries

Thanks for the fun.

An intense and complex story about family relationships and their secrets...very entertaining.

Laundry....done, House is cleaned, now it time to read.
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Im excited to start Flight Patterns by Karen White, I have heard great things about it.

Another marvelous read.

“FLIGHT PATTERNS is a beautiful book about family, reconnecting, and has the added bonus of a few family secrets. The secrets are quite good. 🙂

Full review from my blog is below:

https://silversolara.blogspot.com/2016/06/flight-patterns-by-karen-white.html

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One of the many things I loved about this book is the setting, the iconic gulf coast town of Apalachicola, Florida. Apalachicola is only a short drive from my home, and I have spent many afternoons there shopping and eating some of the freshest seafood in the world. It was joyous to have this charming oyster town featured. Read full review:
https://lharvey250.tumblr.com/post/162962439704/flight-patterns-karen-white-my-r...

Lots of bees in this book. #JuneBugBugs #Insects

Loved this!! Could not put it down.

Gonna love this one!

Looking forward to book club tomorrow.

This was my first Karen White book. I read it for book club. I very much enjoyed it. I plan on reading others of hers. Since she was at a book conference I attended and I knew we would be reading this for book club, I bought her book and was able to get it signed.

"It's not really about forgiveness, is it? It's about power.…"

Starting book number two. #Readathon It's starting to get windy and cloudy and rainy outside. What more could you ask on a readathon day? #icecoffee #snacks

Getting ready for the snow. Stocked up on books and wine for this storm we are supposed to get. I'm right on I-95 so we'll see what the rain/snow line does!! #whatchareadin📚📖📰📜

Favorite covers #riotgrams. I usually love ones with colors, flowers, water and beaches. Here are two of my favorites.

I had a 2 for 1 credit I had to use by midnight tonight on Audible. Of course there are only certain titles that are eligible. I've been wanting to read this so of course it was my first choice.

"There are no limits to starting over. That's why the sun rises every day. Unless you're running in circles, and then the outcome never changes." Lovely novel about bees/connection to humans /forgiveness, redemption, parenting , family and generation old mysteries- beach reading while on Cape Cod. Reminds me of Sue Monk Kidd's use of bees in The Secret Life of Bees. Book 2; Nook pgs 403. @TheSpinecrackersBookClub #OlympicBookChallenge

I dreamt - marvelous error! - / that I
had a beehive / here inside my
heart.

And the golden bees / were making
white combs / and sweet honey /

from my old failures.

- Antonio Machado
 @TheSpinecrackersBookClub #OlympicBookChallenge Book # 2 approximately 2/3 through. Reading on Nook.

TBR Tuesday : my library stack

So true!

Clean for 30 minutes, read for 30 minutes (or maybe 45). Sounds fair right? #hardtoputdown

"The keeping of bees is like the direction of sunbeams" Thoreau. (I'm quoting Karen White who is quoting Thoreau) Either way, it's a quote I love as I watch my own busy sunbeams.

I really liked this novel. "Sometimes all we need to do to forgive our parents is to understand their childhoods."

Not sure why I picked this book but it wasn't for me. So badly wanted to bail but had nothing better to read so just finished it. Its only redeeming quality was the chapter intros about the life of bees. The story was far too drawn out and completely predictable.

An interesting book with more mystery to it than I expected. If you want a chick-lit with a bit more heft to it check this one out

Toting around lots of spring goodies, including #FlightPatterns, one of our fav upcoming books of May!