pickThis story is about Blackburn, the caretaker of the local cemetery. I had to keep reminding myself of that because it was easy to become immersed in the lives around him. The language is simple but the story is deep and rich. A study about connection, grief, and most of all true friendship. Book #86 in 2024
pickThe plot was quite unique and I mostly enjoyed it. I‘m not sure how/why Mya‘s father is tied in…his part is interesting but it didn‘t add anything to the overall story. Two main questions: did Frank do it and exactly how did these women die?! Very thought provoking and Mya‘s personal demons and family MH history def adds to the mystery. But the ending was VERY anticlimactic and dare I say it, boring. Book #86 in 2023
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4/5
This memoir offers an in-depth account of a father's experience with his son's addiction. Sheff did a fantastic job of combining and balancing personal experience with statistical and objective research about drugs, parenting, interventions, and recovery, to name a few.
21 #86 Without a doubt my favorite series. Stephanie Plum never disappoints.
pickFinished my 3rd book for #MermaidMarathonReads! This is the second book in the Fable duology. It continues with all my favorite characters from Fable, a new quest, and some interesting twists. It moved along quickly and I really liked Young‘s writing style. I listened to the audiobook which was well-done. #100YEARS100BOOKS #86 #TAILSandTALESforADULTS #13 #SERIES2021 #AUDIOJUNE #9
pick#86 of 2021. #juneholidayreads 6/20 #littenlisten #historicalfiction
Pheby was born to parents who were a slave and her master. She was treated a little bit better growing up due to this fact. After tragedy occurs, she is sent away from the plantation she grew up on and finds herself a common law wife. This is the story of what she endures to protect those she loves and hopefully be reunited with loved ones. This book was excellent. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
