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Loved her writing even though I don't like multiple narrators. Felt more like a short story collection than a novel. Not a fan of short stories. But because her writing is beautiful I'm giving it 3.5/5 stars
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#bookolympics #4

Accepting that our #GoingforGold #bookolympics challenge failed and fell by the wayside this week. Life got in the way sadly, but we are getting stuck into this beauty of a book. I am just falling in love with Chaol 😍 and Celaena is my ultimate love ❤️

"I still loved Mooshum, of course, but with this tale something in my regard of him was disturbed, as if I'd stepped into a clear stream and silt had billowed up around my feet."

Such imagery! It's been years since I've read Erdrich but now I remember why I was so obsessed with her writing.
#bookolympics

We need your help! Watching the #olympics has us in a go for the gold reading mood. What are YOUR favorite books about sports? Tag us in your photos or comment below. We will share a list of favorites later today. #rio2016 #bookolympics #peachbooms

Kept feeling like I had read this before but when I checked the publication date it said 2016. Think Nora Roberts wrote a similar story but much better. The cover is pretty though. Makes me wish there was an island near by that I could weekend on.
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#bookolympics # 3

Love it when you pick up a book off of the "Lucky Day" shelf at the library and it turns out to be great! My first in the #bookolympics

UGH. THE ENDING WAS TERRIBLE. I recommended this book to so many because it was beautifully written and a wonderful idea for a story and I was loving it. THE ENDING RUINED IT ALL. Cliche and I just UGHHHHH IT WAS SUCH A WASTE. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

The audiobook of this was only 30 minutes which made it easy to fly through. Had some great tidbits, probably would have been more amazing in person. 3/5 stars.