pick3 Stars • In Let Her Be (Hush #6) by Lisa Unger, Will, a troubled aspiring novelist, investigates his ex-girlfriend Anisa‘s seemingly perfect life after a toxic breakup and his suicide attempt. Obsessed with her social media, he suspects something sinister behind her idyllic posts. With friend Emily, Will uncovers clues, but his unreliable perspective blurs truth and deception in this 56-page psychological thriller.
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#HaikuADay Day #6
Ugh, Tuesday…
Tuesday, by all rights
should be better than Monday
Please send some tacos! 🌮🌮🌮🐲🌮🌮
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My choice for the May #ThematicCozies theme of #Flowers/Plants is #6 in the Darling Dahlias series, by Susan Wittig Albert. I have read several others in this series and enjoyed them.
What will everyone else be reading? 🌸💐🌺🌷🌻🥀🌼🌹🍀🌿🍃🌴🌲📚📚📚
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pickBook #6 of 2025: “The “Wonderful” Wizard of Futher-Mucking Oz” by Matt Youngmark
About as good and wholesome as the original, just with more swearing 😂 It‘s a cute and quick read. Bonus: the author is a Seattleite!
so-soBook #6 on the Glass Library series. I feel like this one wrapped up all the loose ends. Which is good as it is just too much like the Glass & Steele series. Matt & Gabe are basically the same person, India & Sylvia are basically the same too, and everyone else is either exactly the same or similar enough to be. It just isn‘t different enough.
so-soJanuary 2025 Book#6
I think the opening of this story was amazing but then it was like forgotten, not well connected with the rest of the story. I liked the characters and the mystery/horror that was hidden in these mountains that seem possessed Nick. But then, the story was dragged to explain all this possession which concluded with an ambiguous open ending. I think the idea was terrific but maybe needed some editing? 3⭐️
pickThe boys are diving into deeper waters here - taking their physical relationship further, Nick is looking at universities, and they are trying to find themselves as individuals outside their identity as a couple. Oseman is so good at allowing the boys to blossom and question and learn, all surrounded by supportive family and friends. Looking forward to #6 to see what‘s next for Charlie and Nick as the step into adulthood.
#5joysfriday #1. Happy Valentine‘s Day #2. Loving the ACOTAR Buddy read #3. Mona Lisa is coming along #4. I got ‘diet coke‘ nails - to quote myself - a French manicure with chrome base and red tips #5. Sometimes AI is god tier bonus #6. It‘s a long weekend with more snow forecasted and I just want to read and be a sloth
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