

I've been using this book for validation, but also as journal prompts. It's amazing how the right message seems to pop up on just the right day.
#36-2025
I've been using this book for validation, but also as journal prompts. It's amazing how the right message seems to pop up on just the right day.
#36-2025
A slow start, but it quickly picks up. Geeta‘s wit shines, and the sisterhood she builds with Saloni, Farah, Priya, and Preity is fierce and unforgettable. A bold, layered story that dives into caste and justice—with some very satisfying payback. Book #36 in 2025
My April #Roll100 picks:
#24 Any stories or essays: Every Drop is a Man‘s Nightmare (also my #FictionalTraveler April #Island pick)
#36 Any Non-Fiction: Challenger (Also for April‘s #MonthlyNonFiction)
#16 Any Library Book: Witchcraft for Wayward Girls
I‘m excited about all three of these!
Winter holiday reading season continues with a cozy mystery. Donna Andrews‘ Meg Langslow #36 (birds in every title) dishes up Christmas with a side of murder. Read my full review here: https://debbybrauer.org/#rockin-around-the-chickadee-meg-lang...
Publication is expected October 15.
#NetGalley #MacmillanAudio #RockinAroundtheChickadee
This may be my absolute favourite of Armstrong's standalone novels. Fantastic. I should have been asleep hours ago, but I just had to finish it. #36-2024
I love all things Emily Henry, and this one was great. Told from Daphne‘s point of view while her life is shattered and then put back together unexpectedly. I like a good, independent woman who finds herself and love but they don‘t have to both define her book. Book #36 in 2024