pickThis book was incredible. Multiple POVs exploring how trauma can shape a family for generations to come. Loved the mystery aspects and it kept me guessing to the very end. #botm
Book 17 of 2025
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pickThis book was incredible. Multiple POVs exploring how trauma can shape a family for generations to come. Loved the mystery aspects and it kept me guessing to the very end. #botm
Book 17 of 2025
so-soThere is honestly nothing happy about this novel. It‘s a well-written novel steeped in sadness and depressing characters. I liked it overall but wish Frank would have been less of a doormat and that Beth would have showed more remorse for her actions.
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Starting this one!! I‘ve had 2 recent dnf‘s unfortunately so I decided to go with a favorite author! I‘m getting more and more picky with my reading. At what point do you dnf a book?? 📕
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Aftertaste is a literary feast, feeding the imagination and soul, lingering on the palate. I loved how unique and creative it is. I adored the clever wordplay. I salivated over the food writing. The NYC setting is palpable and the characters are to die for. It made me teary, it made me hungry, it made me wonder. What if you could share a meal with a lost loved one? What is the cost of holding on too tightly? #BOTM
More book mail today. My #BOTM selection came today. Yahoo!!
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You know it's going to be a good day when three of your book subscription boxes arrive at the same time! 😍📚 #botm #fairyloot #owlcrate
My #botm box arrived yesterday! The tagged book was my pick for June, and since it‘s my birthday month, I got the Backman for free!
My June #BookSpin and #DoubleSpin are
12 - You Are Fatally Invited (#NetGalley)
10 - Jane and Dan at the End of the World (#BOTM)
I'm looking forward to both of these. They are from #BOTM and #NetGalley, both of which I need to start reading more of.
Thanks @thearomaofbooks
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I think this is my final review of May, completed last week for #FictionalTraveler #SpanishSpeaking & the 6th of my #Roll100 picks for May (#4: Any BOTM). I‘ve put off reviewing it because I‘m still not sure how I feel about it. It‘s a quiet book about grief, depression & finding your life. Ruth leaves her job in NYC for a lake town in Guatemala, a place she felt most real in when she was there years before. It sort of meanders, ⬇️
I can‘t resist a S.A. Cosby novel. I also have really enjoyed Julie Clark and I love a thrilling summer read. What #botm did you choose?
