so-soWhen I go to take a book picture, the cats have to join me 😹
I finished my third Elin Hilderbrand book this morning and I didn‘t love this one. The characters were rather annoying and the premise felt a little too over the top for me. At least now I have finished her Nantucket series though! 3/5 ⭐️
pickA mystery, romance, and love story to Nantucket all rolled into one. This is not a typical choice for me, but it was a good mystery with an ending that I didn‘t like but made perfect sense in the context of the story. Overall a good, quick, easy read. 👍🏻. #24B4Monday. #teamslaughter
📖 One of my favorites
🛏 Most of the time
🍕 Only if I‘m desperate
👠 10
🏷 Ok
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so-soTorn between a pick and so-so. Engaging enough but reading about the woes of attractive and privileged white folk got tiresome after a while. Good beach reading but not quite meaty enough for fall.
Sick day with a book.
1. Tagged
2. Yellow and blue
3. Got marriage license and picked out bands for my wedding 💍 👰 🤵
4. Can do both
5. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
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pickI closed out the summer with a beach reach. It contained some annoying tropes and a few cringey lines like “And maybe, just maybe, this summer will end up being one that people write songs about”, but overall it was well written and light even though it touched on serious subject matter (Vietnam, racism). It felt like she was trying too hard to make it historical but as an engaging story about family in that period of time, it worked for me.
Although it wasn't my favorite, I've always liked this author for summer reads. I love a good story that takes place on any New England island. The story has connections to Emporia and Kansas City, KS through the young professor Courtney. It kept my interest because I'm from Kansas🌻
