so-soDriven by curiosity, she searches for her birth mother, only to discover that her mother was a serial killer's victim—and she herself is a by product of that tragedy. Her life unravels as she becomes entangled in an FBI investigation while grappling with personal turmoil. The chilling developments that unfold are full of suspense. Narrated in the second person, the chapters are written as psychological sessions, adding depth to the narrative. 🎧
#abtadoption #bibliophile this one covers both sides of adoption through one unique character.
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pickI think the sun is going down on my last summery day 😭 so I am sitting on my balcony reading about books and drinking a birthday bottle. I think the tagged book will be the one I take to the Sydney Writer‘s Festival this year to read. Turns out my parents will be in old Sydney town for dad‘s drs appointments to do with his accident not this January but the last so we will catch up for dinner both nights and they have booked the same hotel as me.
For a few years I made a concerted effort to watch as many of the nominees as possible, but even with that I only managed 30/116; some were pretty memorable though.
1. Philomena 😭
2. Lion😭
3. Get Out 😱
4. Barbie 🩷🩷
1. Survey link: https://www.listchallenges.com/academy-award-nominations-list-5-2010-2024
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pickSuper absorbing multi-generational story. LOVED IT! Except for the ending. As usual, I wanted an epilogue.
Tackle the TBR 🤓📚
What are you reading?
#boleybooks #theloveofmylife #rosiewalsh #bookbeast #bookbuds #bookchat #letsread #libby
https://youtu.be/gYra7dQaAcY?si=qIyYxxg-hYrDolrY
Introduction
A special book giveaway
Mystery guest
Week in Review
The Thorn Puller by Hiromi Itō, Jeffrey Angles (Translator)
Odd Girl Out by Elizabeth Jane Howard
Lucky Boy by Shanthi Sekaran
The Pornographer by John McGahern
Hangman by Maya Binyam
A Wreath for the Enemy by Pamela Frankau
