pickThe only serious book I‘ve read lately, finished early May but hadn‘t posted anything yet. Took me awhile to read this, I think because of the somber tone, but I loved it. Thank you to @katiekat311 for gifting me the special edition in a swap.
pickA book is a gift to dream, to travel, to learn. This book was a gift indeed from a group of wonderful people that mean a lot to me. I have gasped, smiled, felt sadness, anger and joy throughout the story. Thank you for sharing this beautiful story with me💚 @Sharv_Sona @Lovelylottereader @AnnaSummer7 and the rest of the Golden Team ✨ I will always remember you.
“Being forgotten, she thinks, is a bit like going mad. You begin to wonder what is real, if you are real. After all, how can a thing be real if it cannot be remembered? It‘s like that Zen koan, the one about the tree falling in the woods. If no one heard it, did it happen? If a person cannot leave a mark, do they exist?”
pick4.6 ⭐
Somehow I put out this book months ago after reading 20%. I got notion in my mind that this book will definitely have a sad ending, brokenhearted, something that I would make me mop for days. But I was wrong, somehow the ending is fitting, some say it was anticlimatic, but for me it's just perfect.
Perfect perfect PERFECT 💃💃💃
#bookspinbingo @TheAromaofBooks
"These are the words of a man - Voltaire. But they are also the hands that set the type. The ink that made it readable, the tree that made the paper. All of them matter, though credit goes only to the name on the cover."
P.179
Currently reading 💚💚
I could give many stars for how she wrote, so beautiful and magical.
Books are always special, but when they are gifted by special people, they become treasures. I have just started this one, and I can‘t be more thankful to my Golden Team ✨💛 @Lovelylottereader @AnnaSummer7 @Sharv_Sona
The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, Special Edition | 
