pickFast paced and full of emotional action. I tore through this book faster than I wanted because I couldn‘t put it down. I can‘t wait for book 4 later this year, because I neeeeed closure! Book #79 in 2025⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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pickFast paced and full of emotional action. I tore through this book faster than I wanted because I couldn‘t put it down. I can‘t wait for book 4 later this year, because I neeeeed closure! Book #79 in 2025⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
pickAnother Heartland List book for middle grade readers, and I enjoyed it. Told from the POV of Res, a rover built to go to Mars, and Sophie, whose mom worked to build and code Res. Res has thoughts and feelings, despite being programmed as a robot. Beeps and boops. Sophie writes letters to Res, a cathartic way for her to handle her feelings and we get to watch her grow up through her letters. Book #79 in 2024
pickFinally finished my March #Roll100 read #79. I actually thought this was going to be a romance. It was NOT. The very first scene was a gruesome crime scene. Clearly, I didn't read the description on the back of the book. That was unexpected, but I enjoyed it anyway.
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March #roll10 picks are here! I went with a yellow theme as I'm hoping spring will come soon
Roll 1 = 79
Roll 2 = 48
Roll 3 = 67
September #ROLL100 is going to be the first month I will actually be trying to participate if I'm not mistaken.
#4 will be rereading The Secret Wife by Emily Shiner for NG review
#47 is another reread for a NG review of A Girl Called Rumi
#79 is a reread of The Shadows for NG review
The running them is that half the books on my NG need rereading because I forgot to write reviews when I first read them. 🤦♀️
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pickWhat could go wrong with creating an “anonymous” blog outing your bridezilla friends?! But seriously, is wedding planning like this?! These brides were horrific. Funny read, but boy am I glad I‘m already married. Book #79 in 2022
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I listened to this out of order. Which I seem to do.
My third book by this author and I really enjoy the way the Inspector solves the crimes
pickI knew this book would be entertaining but I wasn't prepared for the emotions it brought up also. The stories may be long-winded but they're also relatable and seemingly heartfelt. I'm not sad to have spent time on this not-memoir at all. #79-2022
pickInitially very cute and so relevant to today, we could all use some time away from the screens and social media. But this is a very deep story that follows the story of two complete different people as they traverse some tough emotional terrain set in beautiful Colorado. Book #79 in 2021
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