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I enjoyed reading about Grace and how she regained herself and took control of her life. The story is very timely with its #MeToo storyline. It serves as a reminder to the challenges women face in male/dominated industries. This is especially true of very young women. #ReadWithJenna

“There was loads of food set up on a large #picnic table just outside the kitchen door. Potato salad with green beans. Sautéed squash with onions and garlic. Tomatoes on their own, or stuffed with cream cheese, or with rice and peppers. Bowls of salad, dressed and undressed. Fresh bread. Berry pie, berry cobbler, berries and cream. Pretty much everything had been grown by the class, and it was enormously satisfying to eat it all.”

#JulyJazz

Was this book my favorite? No Was it cute? Yes Did it leave me with a smile on my face? Sure did… A decent feel-good read about it never being to late to do what you want!

So I was loving this book in the first half but my cynical self kept casting doubts on a few silly plot points. Soft pick, and certainly a recommended book if you like family drama. Everyone was likeable and I cheered for a positive ending. Sad stuff, though. Marriage is hard. Humans are complicated. #July2025 Book60

Pumpkin Pie mentioned at 35%. You can usually count on a Thanksgiving scene to have a pie mention. #iLovePie

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“May we all be loved and love each other so insanely. May we all be so human.”

A charming, cozy, hopeful story with a unique premise and a summery island atmosphere. 🎧

🎶Stand By Me🎼 by Ben E. King

#Loyalty

#JulyJazz

@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

This was a good book and I loved the twists at the end. Olivia is a writer having trouble with her next book when she gets an offer to help find the true story behind Rebecca and if Daphne DuMaurier really wrote it.
#Pantone2025 #bluegranite @Lauredhel
#WickedWords #Massachusetts @AsYouWish

10/10