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January 26th #25Alive Guilty Pleasure @Eggs @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

Didn‘t love it as much I as I expected to. It bugged me that the heroine went from a quiet semi-loner to a big personality, but I guess death will do that do a person. I did like the ending, though.

I totally love it. Simple story with not much of conflict...Should have read it during Christmas. Would have been much better

Super short, provocative book about a man‘s attempt to erase himself and his entitlement as a white, middle class American man. What‘s he running from? What is his agenda? Definitely a book that made me think. It also made me a little paranoid. Thanks for the recommendation @Lesliereadsalot

Ever since Theo Mackey's mother died in a house fire, Theo has been living with the guilt of a secret only he knows - he lit the match that accidentally caused the fire although he can't remember it clearly. Now his father is also dead, & his grandfather is drinking himself into a stupor most nights. Still, Theo is keeping it together: good grades & captain of the school's diving team, (continued)

What a delightful rom-com! A homage to romance tropes, though I think the first grumpy grumpy romance I‘ve read. I definitely recommend! 5⭐️

I‘m posting one book a day from my massive collection. No description, no reason for why I want to read it.

#ABookADay2025

Ok…this one is strange. The nameless narrator is on the run with $168,000 in cash and not much else. Who is he? What is he running from? Where is he going? It‘s a short book, but the answers appear close to the end. Hard to put down and a weird conclusion. I liked it though and I found its strangeness rather interesting.