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wanderinglynn
wanderinglynn
That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Human | Kimberly Lemming
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Panpan

The entire story felt like a series of scenes with no overall plot or end goal. And the title bugs me. I get that it's the 3d book and there's a theme, and maybe I'm being pedantic, but Dante didn't get drunk—Cherry *drugged* him (which I‘m not even going to comment on). And I didn‘t like Cherry.

Overall, disappointing. It just felt like lazy story writing just to get a 3d book out.

Book 6 for #AwesomeApril
Book 1 for #wyrdandwonder24

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monkeygirlsmama The title sounds intriguing, but that cover makes it a hard pass for me no matter the storyline. #coversnob 9mo
dabbe #fanofthepan! #betterbooksahead 🤩🤩🤩 9mo
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Aims42
Aims42
One Summer: America, 1927 | Bill Bryson
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I am so pumped to read this!!

BookBabe Nice pic! 7y
Kaye Love the cover. Mine was just plane white with a bit of red and blue on it. 7y
Aims42 @BookBabe Thanks!! ☺️ 7y
Aims42 @Kaye Me too!! i always look at Goodreads for the different covers before I buy books online, haha #CoverSnob 7y
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TheWordJar
TheWordJar
Rebecca | Daphne D Maurier
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Two things I learned about myself today. 1--I love being able to use two different library systems. 2--I am a #coversnob. Checked out the left edition from one system, horrified by the windswept, romance-looking cover. Went to my other library system yesterday and found the edition on the right. Feeling this one more. Seems to convey to me more of what the story is actually about. To those who have read Rebecca, which cover suits it better?

LeahBergen Most definitely the one on the right! (and I'm a huge cover snob, too 😆). 8y
TheWordJar Glad to hear I'm not the only one! 8y
rubyslippersreads Definitely the one on the right. 8y
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underthebelljar The right for sure! That one captures the feeling of the novel much better. 8y
Daisey I agree about the one on the right! 8y
LauraBrook For sure on the right, but I'm curious what the Rebecca diaries are on the left one! 8y
ReadingEnvy This book may have suffered the worst covers I swear!! 8y
TheWordJar @LeahBergen @rubyslippersreads @BookishJess @Daisey @LauraBrook @ReadingEnvy Thanks for validating my snap judgment on the left cover! 😂 8y
TheWordJar @LauraBrook At the end of this edition, there is "a letter by du Maurier describing her experience of writing the novel; an essay about the real house upon which the fictional Manderley was based; and the original epilogue." 8y
SilversReviews Love this book. (edited) 7y
Allkat The one on right. Makes me anxious like the book. 7y
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