pickThis one was a little... fluffy. Maybe unnecessary, but there are definitely kernels of details that might be important later. #29-2025
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pickThis one was a little... fluffy. Maybe unnecessary, but there are definitely kernels of details that might be important later. #29-2025
pick#29
This was a small read with 114pgs, but because I was sick it took me a bit to read. About a husband and dad that killed his wife and three kids in Australia in the 70's and how it was an almost perfect murder.
pickA memoir rather than a traditional biography, but nonetheless a great story about an amazing man. I read this when I was in college over 20 years ago and felt compelled to revisit Morrie. Mitch Albom is a great story teller and the way he captures Morrie‘s warmth and wisdom makes it feel like you‘re sitting in the room with them. Book #29 in 2025
A fun, funny read, though my main critique was that it read less like a book than a “Gilmore Girls“ screenplay. Probably a plus for some readers!
#ChristmasCheer #29 “Naughty“
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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 📚💛📚
pick#ReadAway2024
Catching up on May reviews. This was my #Role100 (#29) book for May. What a dark & twisty ride it was! It definitely items kept me turning the pages to figure out how it would end which was squeezed out in even more twists & turns. It even made me nervous & a bit jumpy reading it at night which I consider a plus. Would you believe this is my first Taylor Adam‘s?! Now I realize I probably need to move the others up my TBR stack.
pick#29
This was pretty good, but didn't like how the author continued to repeat alot of the stuff going on between Katie and Adam.
Love True Crime
