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Hey fellow #writersoflitsy I‘m doing the #100daysofwriting challenge starting today! I‘d love to have you join in. It‘s a low key challenge - just focusing on getting a few words down each day. Check out all the details here: https://charityrau.wordpress.com/2024/09/24/100-days-of-writing/

I‘m sharing my review for a book I just DNF‘d. I‘m not counting it towards any reading challenges because I didn‘t finish the book but at least I read a book off of my physical TBR. I‘ve owned this book since 2018 so it was time for me to read it.

I decided to start this book. I didn‘t have high expectations going into this book after I tried reading the first chapter once before. I don‘t know what to think about this book. If I had to rate it right now, I would give it 3 stars. I don‘t know if I want to continue reading this book or not. It‘s moving slow and the characters aren‘t that interesting to me.

Just reached the halfway point

Finished this one just in time for #worldliteratureday ! It‘s a solid read with three characters who have real and relatable problems. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
“She knocked stuff over with her tail.”

The cover made me read it.

“We acted like teenagers.”

I ugly cried. Oh I ugly cried so much. The last two chapters of this book were one continuous sob. It was SO SO good. I would not advise reading it in public... at least not the end.

Small milestone! My #litfluence reached 100 last night :) :)

My library holds picked up today.

Beautifully told story from three points of view. Agnes who has progeria and 100 days to live. This is not a spoiler since it's in the blurb. Moira is her best friend and protector. Boone is a former friend and, possibly, a love interest. Really just well done. Would read it to my class but just some things not appropriate for the fourth graders. Sixth, yes, but not the 4th.

Good read on a beautiful Sunday morning