pickBook #14 in the Hidden Norfolk series. A good mystery in this one, and a few good beatings too (both physically and emotionally). There are a few repetitive themes, phrases, etc in the series but overall I can overlook them and just enjoy the story. I am worried for Tamera‘s job in the next one though. Some hints in this one are leading me down that path.
pickAugust 2024 Book #5 Elena Knows
My first novel by this author. Short but powerful novel. So intense, well written. It was amazing how the illness was described, I almost felt I was inside Elena‘s body, feeling her frustrations to command her body to react, to follow her instructions. Characters were masterly described, so much was said in a short novel. It was so sad the story of Elena. I was just captivated by this stor, by this written style 5⭐️
so-soJuly 2024 book #8
A group of friends and family members decided to camp and it seems that stories told around the 🔥came true next day. I recently read a book with a similar premise, very similar: The Telling by Alexandra Sirowy. But in Campfire, the stories are described in a graphic way, a slasher-ish story. The motive for the killings?...🤷🏽♀️2.8/3⭐️But I like the cover😳😂
I‘ve been quite distracted lately-I just dropped my firstborn off at college for the first time. And now it‘s almost September? Here‘s my #bookspinbingo list!!
so-so😳Sorry, another unpopular opinion. Beautiful written but there is something missing for me in the story and in the ending🤷🏽♀️I wanted to love it after all those extraordinary reviews/ratings in GR and Litsy. Maybe I could give it another try in the future. 3⭐️
June 2024 Book #14
#ReadAway2024 @DieAReader @Andrew65 @Ghabi4Roses
#BookSpinBingo (#21 free space @TheAromaOfBooks
#Book2Book members…. I found a few more!
All are paperback. #13-17 have no writing (or coloring😉) inside.
#18 was a #LMPBC book, so there is lots of writing inside - notes, comments, etc. 😎
Daisey, Soubhiville, kspenmoll, TheBookHippie, Melmar, CindyMyLifeIsLit, Catsandbooks, Bookish_Gal, KateReadsYA, KadaGul
pickBook #14 of 2024: “Snow in April” by Rosamunde Pilcher
I fell in love with Pilcher‘s writing in high school and this short little fiction was a reminder of why. Wholesome and old-fashioned, full of evocative imagery and sweet sentiments, I recommend this author to everyone ❤️
pickBook #14 of 2024: “Snow in April” by Rosamunde Pilcher
I fell in love with Pilcher‘s writing in high school and this short little fiction was a reminder of why. Wholesome and old-fashioned, full of evocative imagery and sweet sentiments, I recommend this author to everyone ❤️
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My August #Roll100 picks
#28 Hello Stranger (ebook)
#29 Black Sheep (Aardvark)
#14 Any BOTM (I‘m choosing Bear as it‘s our #CampList24 pick for the second half of August so I‘ll get it read!)
Although I‘ve only managed to read 2 books from my rolls the last few months, #Roll100 helps me finish some of my books #FromTBRList 📚💛📚
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