Jobs done so now it‘s time to read in the shade 😎
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
1. About 600. I‘ve been going through the ones I‘ve read and offering them to family & friends. The ones not claimed go to LFLs, shelters, etc. #Roll100 ( @PuddleJumper ) & #ReadOrDonate ( @julieclair ) have helped me condense my collection.
2. Tagged.
Thanks for the tag, @TheSpineView 🤓
Perfectly lovely. A cozy city-country swap (grandma & granddaughter trade homes for two months) with generations learning from each other.
I realize there are bits in the story that might make it less cozy for others. Trigger warnings under spoiler in the comments.
I was in serious need of some lighthearted reading, so picked this up again. I‘d read this one years ago, and I still found it amusing. I love the narrator‘s use of footnotes because it‘s sort of the way I speak… and it shows just how ridiculous that can sound. Good for a lighthearted and amusing read.
I bought this book secondhand years ago and forgot I even had it until I saw Netflix had made a movie. I figured I should probably read it, so I could watch the movie😂. Overall, I enjoyed it, even though everything lined up too neatly for it to be realistic. I will say, if you liked this book, do NOT watch the movie. They changed everything. The only good change was who she ended up with in the end.
"For Colin Firth
You're a really great guy, but I'm married, so I think we should just be friends."
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#SundayFunday @BookmarkTavern
#DynamicDs
One of the #Dazzling books that Judith Krantz wrote in the 1980s-90s that “helped define a new sub-genre of the romance novel - the bonkbuster or "sex-and-shopping" novel.” I both read her books & watched the dazzling mini-series & movies that were made from them back in the day. ✨?✨
I read about this somewhere, got it from the library and read it at night before sleeping when The Light Pirate stressed me out too much. A light romance ( the male character‘s inability to remember condoms I think was meant to be scatterbrained but after reading Ejaculate Responsibly it just feels tone deaf)