pickSuper late reading and August review🤷🏽♀️
I enjoyed this story about Annabel and her process to become an adult. In few pages we will see Annabel working, taking care of her family and her romance. It was Interesting maybe with a cheesy too easy ending but lovely. In less that 200 pages you see all these well developed characters and story. 3.5⭐️I love those Dean Street Press covers/editions😍
pickA fitting second book for the Magisterium series. Just enough trails to follow into the upcoming books. #34-2023
so-soBook #34
3/5
I was really disappointed by this one. Michaelides' novel, The Silent Patient, was one of my favourites a few years back. The resolution to this one was just too contrived for my liking. Too many questions left unanswered.
so-soI like his voice on the Calm app, so I gave this a try. I don‘t worship celebrities or care much about tabloids, but I do enjoy a good story teller. The beginning was quite egotistic and his childhood is not something that should be bragged about; domestic violence, more violence, and a pissing contest about damn near everything. I found myself rolling my eyes constantly. He‘s nuts. Book #34 in 2023
pickHad to get this one in for March! A quick audiobook - 3 hours - but so entertaining to me. I have to laugh at the girls in their skirts & blouses and their sweater sets. The story is fun and there are bad guys and twists! #34 #BookSpin 3 BFC23 #SERIESLOVE2023 #MarchMadness #MiddleGradeMarch #ReadySetRead #Buzzword2023 #ReadtheStates
wanderinglynn, DieAReader, Clwojick, megnews, Andrew65, TheSpineView, sblbooks, TheAromaofBooks, GHABI4ROSESpickBook #34 for 2022 done. Adorable, fun read! Highly recommend for the beach!
pickHeavy dose of family, smidge of grief, and a huge helping of get your act together. This was a charming, character driven tale about 3 cousins who must work together to uncover their family‘s foggy past. I enjoyed all 3 and would love to see this made into a hallmark movie! Book #34 in 2022
