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#70
I love a great book by Tess Gerritsen. If you haven't read her give her a try

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Finished last Sunday for #ChildrensClassicRead2025 & one of my #Roll100 May picks (#70: Any Children‘s Book). Written in 1906, is a sweet story about a unique group of dolls & their dollhouse. While I didn‘t love it, I liked it well enough for it to be a pick.

A little late but here are my #Roll100 picks for May. I decided to go with all 6 numbers as 2 of them are for other challenges. Wish me luck!

#4: Any BOTM: The Sun Was Electric Light
#40: Any ARC: Look Before You Leap
#3: Any ARC: A Fellowship of Bakers & Magic
#30 Any Audio: A Proposal to Die For
#7: Any Memoir: Be Ready When the Luck Happens
#70: Any Children‘s Book: The Racketty-Packetty House

#FictionalTraveler #ChildrensClassicRead2025

Another adorable picture book based on one of my favourite tv shows. Super cute. #70-2024

Predictable and smutty, which is not my thing at all. What kind of grown person refers to a woman‘s vagina as her sex?! She has no problem using other erotic terms, but then does that. This is the second author I‘ve found that does this and it makes a two star book become a one star book. The plot would almost be okay if it weren‘t for the degrading sex scenes. Book #70 in 2024

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Finished another book yesterday. It is #70 of 200. Still book journaling and enjoying keeping this record. I hope I can continue until the end of the year.

#70
My last book of 2023...ready to start my 2024 reading challenge

A good mystery with so many parts! I figured out Neve‘s piece and I slowly knew who the killer was. I enjoyed this twisty thriller and couldn‘t put it down. I loved the paranormal piece and how it was woven in! Book #70 in 2023

Book #70
3.5/5
If I'm being honest... I borrowed this audiobook from the library thinking it was an autobiography by Dame Maggie Smith. Disappointment aside, this memoir about a poet's journey through the end of her marriage is insightful and, well, poetic. It's a bit wordy (as I would expect from a poet), but it is relatable.