pickI really enjoyed this one! Completely different from ‘The Natural Way of Things‘ which is the only other book I‘ve read by this author. Three women who have been friends for decades, meet at Christmas, ‘not for a holiday‘ but to clean out a beach house of recently deceased friend. Brilliantly written and brutally honest. A look into growing older and how lifelong friendships develop, warts and all! Well worth reading!
I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join in if you want!
#ABookADay2023
pickI loved Wood's previous novel The Natural Way of Things. This book's subject matter is vastly different from the first. This is about three older woman who are clearing out the house of a friend who has recently passed away. It's told from the perspective of each woman as they remember their friend and friendship and come to turns with their loss.
I did this as an audio which I enjoyed but I don't think for me it was quite as good.
It might only be 5:30 pm but I‘m pretty sure this is how my weekend ends. Hot cocoa, a good book and snuggles with the pup under a cozy blanket.
I decided to mostly read short books, which I mean under 350 pages. The top book is the shortest around 160 pages and the bottom one is the longest. In between I will be reading a few other books too for my challenges I set for myself. #tbrpile
My quarantine is over!! 🥳🥳 Finally I can leave my room.. I'm still not working, so my weekend plans can start early 📚😅
The Weekend | 
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