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I'm on #18 - I continue to be charmed by the quiet romance of the characters' development.
I'm on #18 - I continue to be charmed by the quiet romance of the characters' development.
I read about one-third of Out With the Tide (#18) and set it down. Meh. I may pick it up again in the near future. I'm about to start The Third Chapter (#4).
I've also read Nick of Time by Cathi Stoler. I'm also part way through Out of Time by the same author.
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A co-worker brought me this one to read. New author for me to try and it does sound interesting. #15of2024
6th book read from the Women‘s Prize for fiction-long list
😬Sorry this one didn‘t work for me. I‘m not a fan of novels about sport even though the story has other topics. I wasn‘t interested in the story and I couldn‘t believe so decision made. 2.5/3⭐️
Interesting HF inspired by true event where a woman was sentenced to be executed in the maiden, a guillotine used at that time. The story fictionalized the life, affair and sentence this woman. Interesting but also a sad story. Trigger point, sexual and physical abuse. However I thought, why this novel was in the Women‘s Prize fiction long list? I‘m not an expert but author describes so well each character giving them an unique/different voice⬇️
I love Robert Munsch. We found a bunch at Walmart the other day, and I'm loving reading my way through this little stack of treasure. #18-2024
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This is the “books that have been neglected on my tbr shelf for a long-ass time” edition. I think #18 has been on there for 20 years. 😂